Retirement assets accounted for 34% of all household financial holdings in the U.S. as of December 2024. The $44.1 trillion national nest egg grew by $2.5 trillion from the first quarter of 2024.

On a recent episode of Decoding Retirement, Jeffrey Levine, chief planning officer at Focus Partners Wealth, broke down some of the mistakes he sees people make in retirement and how to avoid them.

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That’s the takeaway from the latest retirement savings report from Fidelity, a leading plan manager. In the first three months of 2025, the total 401(k) savings rate on Fidelity plans reached 14 ...

After years of fitful progress, Americans with 401(k) accounts are finally saving enough for retirement – almost. That’s the takeaway from the latest retirement savings report from Fidelity, a ...

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If you think about, you’re 65 and you're healthy, you may have another 25-30 years to live." Clinton says that means potentially working longer and rethinking how to fund a longer retirement period.

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