Viewpoints about Longevity
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What does retirement mean today?
What does retirement mean today? Discover how to plan for the financial, lifestyle, and emotional shifts of a longer, more flexible future.
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Estate planning: are you passing down what matters most?
Does your estate plan include how you’ll pass down your family stories, values, and traditions? Learn why it should.
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Why estate planning is important for everyone
Learn why having an estate plan is important to take care of your loved ones both while you’re here and when you’re gone, and why you should start one today, regardless of your age.
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Planning tips for aging in place when you retire
Are you hoping to spend your retirement years in your own home? Here are practical tips to get you started on building an aging-in-place plan.
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The 100-year life: why Gen Xers shouldn’t rely on inheritance to fund retirement
Gen Xers—now in their 40s and 50s—are managing a full slate of midlife financial pressures. But longer lifespans, combined with how retirees are spending in later life, are shifting inheritance math and may mean the next generation receives less than they expected.
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How does being a caregiver affect your finances?
Out-of-pocket caregiving expenses can make it hard to save for retirement. We’ll share tips to help you stay on track for retirement.
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How alternative investments are innovating DC retirement plans
Discover how private asset alternative investments are innovating 401(k)s.
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How to stay social after you retire
Staying socially connected after retirement matters just as much as planning your income. Discover easy, friendly ways to keep your social life thriving and in this next chapter.
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Planning to age in place? Your community’s senior services can help
Do you know what services and programs your community offers for seniors? Find out how they can help you age in place.
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Are you ready for a longer retirement?
With retirement starting sooner and ending later, you’ve got less time to save and more time to live off your savings. We’ve put together five practical ways to help you plan for a retirement that may last 40 years.
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