Suggested Results
Half of Working Women Have Taken Leave to Care for Family
Fifty percent worry it will have a negative impact on their retirement security. WINDSOR, Conn., Sept. 20, 2016 — According to a new LIMRA Secure Retirement Institute study, half of working women who have taken leave to take care of a family member (parent, child, etc.) are worried about the impact their leave will have to their retirement security.
Challenges for Caregivers: How Employment Leave Impacts Women’s Retirement Savings (2016, Research Briefing)
Are employment gaps for caregiving undermining women’s retirement security?
Concerned about Money in Retirement, Women See Value in Financial Advice
A LIMRA Secure Retirement Institute survey revealed that among consumers aged 50 -75 with $100,000 or more in household income women are more likely than men to be concerned about running out of money in retirement (46 percent vs. 35 percent).
LIMRA: Caring for a Family Member Can Take a Toll on One’s Career
According to LIMRA research, there are 43 million Americans currently acting as an unpaid caregiver for a family member.
LIMRA: Generation X Americans Are More Concerned About Having Enough Money for Retirement than Other Generations
More than one-third of Gen X Americans not confident that they will have a secure retirement.
LIMRA Secure Retirement Institute: Single Retirees Feel More Vulnerable to Longevity Risk
Annuity ownership leads to greater confidence in retirement outcomes LIMRA Secure Retirement Institute provides comprehensive, unbiased research and education about all aspects within the retirement industry to improve retirement readiness and promote retirement security.
One-third of U.S. Women Have Not Completed Basic Retirement Planning
Compared to Men, LIMRA Study Finds That Women Are More Concerned With Almost Every Retirement Risk but Have Done Less Planning.
Women: Making Contributions to History and Personal Finance
Women's History Month is celebrated every March and honors the contributions women have made to history and to the betterment of society.
LIMRA Study Reveals: Women Worry More About Financial Security Than Men Do
WINDSOR, Conn. April 29, 2010 — More than half of the middle-income women surveyed felt unsatisfied with their current financial situation and uncertain about their future financial needs and almost a third of them don't know how to achieve their financial goals, according to a new LIMRA report, Reaching Out to Middle-Income Women.
Life Insurance Purchasing Habits Changing As One in Four Consumers Now Prefer to Buy Direct
New LIFE and LIMRA Study Examines Changes in Insurance Planning Attitudes and Behaviors.