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Americans Now Say They Need $1.46 Million to Retire Comfortably

Advisers say the survey’s figure is a perception, not a plan.

Retirement Reality Check Shows $1 Million Delivers a Modest Monthly Income

Retirement Planning Reorients to Income as BlackRock Urges Portfolios Beyond Index Funds

New Analyses Find Few $1 Million Nest Eggs as $1 Million Now Lasts Under 20 Years in Every State

Boomer 401(k) Average Rises to $267,900, Still Far From Million-Dollar Targets

$1 Million May Not Guarantee a Comfortable Retirement, Motley Fool Says

Americans Fall Short of $2 Million Retirement Goal as New Data Show Savings Gaps

Social Security’s Second February Wave Pays Wednesday for Birthdays 11–20

New NIRS Report Finds Typical U.S. Worker Has $955 in Retirement Savings

New Report Finds Americans Have Just $955 Saved for Retirement as Early-Retirement Math Gets Tougher

New Analysis Finds Typical U.S. Worker Has Just $955 Saved for Retirement

Latest Reports Show Americans’ Retirement Savings Lag, With $1 Million Nests Still Rare

Millennial Retirement Picture: Modest Balances, Big Gains Possible With Steady Contributions

In Their 50s, Americans Confront Thin Savings, Higher Debt and Uncertain Plans to Work Longer

2026 Retirement Rules: Higher 401(k) and IRA Limits Take Effect, Roth Catch-Ups Shift for High Earners

Vanguard Flags Retirement Readiness Gap, Points to Two Levers to Close It

Savers Poured Record £5.1bn Into Cash ISAs Before Budget as HMRC Plans Loophole Crackdown

Retirement Reality Check: Savings Shortfalls Put Social Security Reliance and 2026 Catch‑Up Options in Focus

Retirement Planning Moves Beyond $1 Million as 2026 Social Security and Medicare Figures Loom

Few Retirees Reach $1 Million as Typical Nest Egg Stalls at $200,000