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How to avoid retirement regrets

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Retirees’ biggest regret is saving too little, as Wharton Professor Olivia S. Mitchell explains to Robert “Bob” Powell of Decoding Retirement. Via yahoo!finance. …Read More

March 4, 2025   |   News and Media financial regret, retirement, Savings, security, social security, Social Security Fairness Act

All My Friends Are Freezing Their Credit Right Now. Should I?

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There is growing concern about sensitive personal information getting leaked, warns Wharton Professor, Olivia S. Mitchell, via Glamour.…Read More

February 28, 2025   |   News and Media personal information, retirement, Savings, security

Mortality Postponement and Compression at Older Ages in Human Cohorts

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Longevity to increase substantially in coming decades! So save more and keep healthy to boost old-age security, reports Prof. David McCarthy of the University of Georgia’s Terry College of Business, via IPRA webinar.…Read More

August 10, 2023   |   News and Media longevity, retirement, retirement security, Savings

Regret Is a Powerful Savings, Planning Motivator: New Study

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60% of older survey respondents feel regret for not having saved more and claimed Social Security too young, report Profs Abigail Hurwitz of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, and Olivia S. Mitchell of the University of Pennsylvania, via Think Advisor.…Read More

December 2, 2022   |   News and Media financial regret, retirement, Savings, social security

Information Processing Frictions and Suboptimal Investment in 529 College Savings Plans

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Wharton Professor and Director of the Pension Research Council, Olivia S. Mitchell, will speak Wednesday, October 19th on “Information Processing Frictions and Suboptimal Investment in 529 College Savings Plans,” a Fed/GFLEC Financial Literacy Seminar at The George Washington University.…Read More

October 17, 2022   |   News and Media 529 Plans, Savings
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