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

JPMorgan’s 2025 guide emphasizes saving by income level using replacement rates.

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

Americans Face Persistent Retirement Shortfall as Advice, Compounding and New Portfolio Tactics Gain Traction

How Much You Need to Spend $100,000 a Year in Retirement, With or Without Social Security

Americans Target 63 for Retirement, But Social Security Rules Favor Waiting

Americans Say They Need $1.28 Million for Retirement as Many Expect to Save Under $500,000

Social Security Unveils August Payment Schedule and Tax Planning Guidance

Modest 2026 Social Security COLA Fails to Offset Rising Costs, Prompting Reform Demands

Retirees in 41 States and D.C. Face Six-Figure Savings Gaps