81% of Americans Expecting an Inheritance Are Counting on It for Retirement

Inheritance for Retirement: How to Plan Your Wealth

A new LendingTree study highlights a serious retirement-planning risk: Many Americans are treating an expected inheritance as part of their financial foundation, even though the money, timing, and final amount remain uncertain. Among Americans younger than 65 who expect to receive an inheritance or financial gift, 81% say they are relying on it to fund […]

Your Employer Just Cut Weight-Loss Drug Coverage: What It Means for Your Health Budget

GLP-1 Coverage Cut: What Employees Can Do

If your employer is removing coverage for weight-loss medications, the change can affect far more than your pharmacy bill. It may alter your monthly cash flow, health plan choice, tax-advantaged account strategy, and decisions about ongoing treatment. The Business Group on Health’s 2026 Large Employers’ Health Care Strategy and Plan Design Survey, created by Business […]

How Much Money Americans Think They Need to Retire Comfortably

How Much Money Americans Think They Need to Retire Comfortably

Knowledge Snapshot Americans say they will need an average of $1.46 million to retire comfortably by age 65. That estimate is about $200,000 higher than the 2025 figure and well above the $951,000 estimate reported in 2020. Forty-six percent of Americans do not expect to be financially prepared for retirement. Forty-eight percent believe it is […]