J.P. Morgan Asset Management Releases 2024 Guide to Retirement
- The 12th edition of the Guide to Retirement by J.P. Morgan Asset Management addresses significant retirement issues like unexpected spending shocks, tax implications, and long-term market views.
- Anonymized household data and proprietary research are used to analyze real-life spending and saving patterns to prepare for unforeseen spending shocks and improve retirement outcomes.
- The guide emphasizes the importance of long-term investing strategies to help individuals reach their retirement goals and strategically plan for the future.
- SECURE 2.0 provisions, tax implications for retirement savings, and the impact of market volatility on retirement accounts are discussed in the guide.
- J.P. Morgan Asset Management offers industry-leading insights and digital tools to assist financial advisors in serving their clients and plan participants effectively.
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12th edition of Guide examines key issues impacting retirement planning in 2024 including taxes, Social Security, and health care
"Saving for retirement continues to be challenging for many individuals, especially when faced with multiple goals and unexpected spending shocks. However, we feel optimistic for the future of retirement security as plan sponsors and legislators emphasize the need for broader access to retirement savings," said Michael Conrath, Chief Retirement Strategist, J.P. Morgan Asset Management. "Our 2024 Guide to Retirement has been designed to help advisors provide long-term investing strategies to best position clients to reach their retirement goals and plan strategically for their future."
"Our clients trust and rely on the insights in the Guide to Retirement to turn complexity into clarity for the individuals and plan sponsors they serve," said Steve Rubino, Head of Retirement, J.P. Morgan Asset Management. "We're honored to put our deep understanding of people, markets, and the
Below is an overview of four key retirement themes featured in the 2024 Guide to Retirement:
1. Preparing for unexpected spending shocks
Spending and income shocks continue to be leading causes for 401(k) plan loans and withdrawals due to a lack of emergency savings, and effectively decrease the level of retirement readiness. Nine in 10 households experience spending spikes greater than their income, and one in three households cannot fund spikes with their income and cash reserves. This has led to households increasing their amount of credit card debt, taking out a loan from their 401(k) plan, or decreasing the amount of contributions they are making to their 401(k) plan.
2. SECURE 2.0: focusing on building a strong financial foundation
This year, we will see provisions from SECURE 2.0 continue to roll out. This includes the addition of emergency savings accounts in DC plans to help participants build a strong financial foundation, and ease the burden of student loan debt through employer match programs.
3. Keeping in mind tax implications for retirement savings
Individuals should consider taking advantage of the different types of tax-advantaged savings accounts. Diversifying the sources of retirement income may prove advantageous due to differing circumstances. With tax rates scheduled to increase once the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act sunsets after 2025, it's important for investors to consider their future tax situation. It may be beneficial to maintain a strategic mix of tax-deferred, tax-free and taxable accounts for greater flexibility based on circumstance.
4. Taking a long-term view on markets tends to pay off
Missing the 10 best days over the past two decades would have cut retirement account values by
J.P. Morgan Asset Management helps financial advisors serve their individual clients and DC plan participants by offering industry-leading insights such as the Guide to Retirement, Guide to the Markets, Long-Term Capital Market Assumptions and spending and saving research in collaboration with the Employee Benefit Research Institute (EBRI). The firm also provides a one-stop-shop of digital tools and resources including Target Date Compass®, which helps with target date fund evaluation.
To view the full 2024 Guide to Retirement, click here.
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