Workers’ savings just don’t match expected retirement income, survey finds

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Workers' savings just don't match expected retirement income, survey finds
Most workers don't have sufficient retirement savings and aren't setting aside enough to catch up. But many still expect to have ample retirement income.
As new signs of climate change emerge, here's how you can invest in companies and funds that keep the environment safe
If concerns about environmental and social issues are high on your list, here's how to research investments that also make that a priority.
Scammers have bilked consumers out of $545 million in Covid-related fraud
Criminals have ripped off hundreds of thousands of Americans since the start of the pandemic, according to the FTC.
Social Security's funds have been 'significantly affected' by Covid-19. Here's how that could impact your benefits
A new report shows how much benefit checks could be reduced if Social Security trust funds run out and how much next year's cost-of-living adjustment could be.
ETFs using options to hedge have raked in $5 billion in the last year. Simplify CEO on his firm's strategies
In Simplify's options overlay strategies, "you pay a little bit for a small probability of a very large return," CEO and co-founder Paul Kim says.
Some donors may get a smaller than expected tax deduction for 2021 charitable gifts
The charitable tax deduction for 2021 may be less generous than the 2020 write-off for some filers, according to tax experts. Here's what donors need to know.
Budget reconciliation offers new opportunity for paid family leave. 'People have been imagining this forever,' expert says
Covid-19 prompted the federal government to put a temporary paid family leave program in place. Now advocates are hoping a more permanent plan is on the way.
Here's how to avoid costly mistakes when switching to Medicare from a health plan through the public marketplace
The general rule is that you must sign up when you reach age 65 unless you have qualifying coverage elsewhere — and plans through the marketplace do not count.
Delayed tax refunds prevent closure for grieving families during the pandemic
Millions of Americans have delayed tax refunds, and the issue may be worse for families with deceased loved ones. Here's how one family tackled the challenge.
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