While 42% say they hope to celebrate the end of their careers with a long retirement of 20 or more years, just 41% feel they are on track to achieve the retirement they envision and nearly a quarter (24%) are unsure if they are saving enough.
In its annual Mind, Body, and Wallet report,Ā Guardian Life found that well-being among Americans remains low, highlighting the pressing need for additional well-being support and resources, especially around retirement planning and personal finance stressors.
Just over half (51%) of pre-retirees over 50 and retired Americans are considering delaying or coming out of retirement, according to a new survey from F&G.
While registered investment advisors report a similar level of economic confidence compared to the first quarter of the year, nearly half now believe that stock market volatility will be higher over the next 12 months than it was in 2023.
During the succession planning process, financial advisors report that business owners favor passing the business to a business partner over a family member, according to new data from financial services firm Edward Jones and Morning Consult.
Americans who work with a financial advisor expect to retire two years earlier and feel significantly more confident about their financial preparedness for the future.