Securing Retirement Futures: Strategies to Address Delayed Retirement
Does your 401(k) plan design support “on time” retirement? Delayed retirement is becoming increasingly common among Americans, impacting employers’ bottom lines, talent acquisition cycles, and overall productivity. A recent survey found that one in four employees anticipate working beyond their initially planned retirement age, and 9% fear they may never be able to retire.[1] This data supports a longer-term trend: since the early 1990s, rising labor force participation among older workers has lifted the average retirement age in the United States by three years.[2] Impact of delayed retirement on employers These findings have important implications for employers. While retaining…