I lead the Massachusetts Institute of Technology AgeLab (agelab.mit.edu). Researcher, teacher, speaker and advisor – my work explores how global demographics, technology and changing generational attitudes are transforming business and society. I teach in MIT’s Department of
U.S. Immigration Trends Create A New Market For Retirement Planning
There are 46 million foreign-born people in the United States, creating a new, diverse market for financial services, employers, and financial professionals to discover.
4 Steps To Take Decades Before Retirement To Keep It From Getting Old
You can quit work, but many people quit retirement for reasons other than money. Take these four steps decades before retiring to keep retirement from getting old.
Why Gen-Z And Millennials Are Upending Work And Retirement Norms
Younger Millennials and Gen-Z are GenNext. They are tossing career ladders and riding pogo sticks, reshaping work and navigating an uncertain path into retirement.
Larry Fink’s Question Of When Retirement Begins Is A Systems Challenge
Rethinking retirement certainly includes financial considerations. But it sits within a complex system that includes much more than money and math.
Living Single: 3 Questions To Prepare For A Solo Retirement
Trends indicate that singlehood is not only more common but is celebrated worldwide. What might living solo mean for retirement planning?