Financial Caregiving: Gains in longevity have increased the likelihood and length of time someone might need to care for a family member or require care themselves.
Yet the cost of caregiving has not been a focus in traditional financial planning.
WSJ’s Your Money Briefing: Preparing for 60-Year Careers
TIAA Institute Head Surya Kolluri joins The Wall Street Journal’s J.R. Whalen and Anne Tergesen to discuss retirement saving strategies in light of rising living costs and longer lives.
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The inflation experienced in 2022 impacted many Americans' financial well-being. The 2023 TIAA Institute-GFLEC Personal Finance Index describes the implications.
TIAA Institute Reports
Original research produced by the TIAA Institute—both independently and in collaboration with noted scholars—examines topics of interest to the academic, nonprofit and public sectors. The reports combine statistical findings with thoughtful, data-driven observations and conclusions to provide in-depth analyses appropriate for both technical and general audiences.
The impact of health savings accounts on retirement income adequacy for future retirees
U.S. households are facing a $3.66 trillion aggregate retirement savings shortfall. How do health savings accounts (HSAs) affect retirement income adequacy?
Can state policies reduce racial disparities in the time-to-degree? Examining the interconnected role of statewide articulation agreements with dual enrollment
Many students take considerably longer than four years to complete a bachelor’s degree, incurring additional costs and delaying their entry into the workforce.
For the most versus least wealthy individuals, how different is disability-free life expectancy at age 65 and how have those differences changed over time?
Registered index-linked annuities in qualified retirement plans
Are registered index-linked annuities a more suitable choice than target-date funds as default retirement plan investments?
