Description: Describes key findings of the 2024 Retirement Risk Survey. There are important findings in the area of technology and family as well as the repeated risk survey questions. The technology section focuses on the use of AI and various forms of technology. The family section provides new insights and the ability to understand a variety of families better.

Description: Discusses some basic issues for women to consider in planning for the possibility of being alone.

Description: This study builds on the prior studies, Measures of Retirement Benefit Adequacy and Improving Retirement Outcomes: Timing, Phasing, and Benefit Claiming, with a specific focus on how longevity impacts household financial needs in retirement and which strategies can best address these financial strains. A major conclusion from this research is that the risk of living long should be more carefully incorporated in household retirement planning.

Description: This research report summarizes current research on retirement adequacy and compares different measures.

Description: Inflation can impact retirement and retirees in a variety of ways. With inflation as a reality in the current economic environment, the Society of Actuaries Research Institute's Aging and Retirement Strategic Research Program has explored this issue in recently published research and essays. This webcast will present results of that work, sharing different aspects of inflation's impact on retirement including savings, investment choices and the impact on retirees themselves.

Description: Full version of Long-Term Care Newsletter, December 2002, Issue No. 7.

Description: SOA Committee on Post-Retirement Needs and Risk by Anna M. Rappaport from Long-Term Care Newsletter, December 2002, Issue No. 7.

Description: Anna gives us an excellent “layman’s overview” of concerns, challenges and potential areas for improvement in the area of pre-retirement disability—a contingency that is perhaps too frequently ignored or underemphasized in the general pension actuarial literature during the trend from DB to DC retirement vehicles.

Description: Anna and Maria report on the “Older Women in the Future: Adapting to Longer Lives” session that they jointly presented with Terry Kozlowski at last year’s World Future Society Conference, and provide brief summaries of selected other sessions they found interesting and/or surprising.

Description: The International Congress of Actuaries