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PensionBee (PBNYF, PBEE) is described in its public announcements as a retirement savings provider focused on helping individuals consolidate, manage, and take control of their retirement savings. News related to PensionBee often highlights developments in its retirement offerings, partnerships, and research on retirement behavior and sentiment.
One type of news involves product and platform partnerships. For example, PensionBee has been announced as an IRA provider on SS&C’s RolloverCentral platform, which is presented as a secure, automated way for savers to move 401(k) assets into a PensionBee IRA. Coverage of this partnership includes details about streamlining the rollover process and features such as a 1% match on dollars entering a PensionBee IRA through rollovers or contributions, as described in the announcement.
Another category of news centers on research and insights into retirement saving. The PensionBee Happy Retirement Report examines retirement optimism among American savers and explores how planning habits, use of advisors or online tools, employer contribution matches, and consolidation of old retirement accounts relate to retirement sentiment. Articles on this topic discuss survey findings, differences in sentiment across demographics, and the connection between saving behaviors and outlook.
Investors and observers following PensionBee news can expect updates on its retirement products, partnerships with financial technology and retirement platforms, and surveys or reports that analyze retirement behaviors. These stories provide context on how the company positions its services and how it interprets trends in retirement saving and sentiment among its target audience.
PensionBee (OTC:PBNYF) released survey results on U.S. workers’ views of workplace wellbeing and benefits communication.
73% would accept at least a 5% pay cut for better wellbeing support, and 92% believe employers bear some responsibility for guiding benefit choices, especially around 401(k) offboarding.
PensionBee (OTC:PBNYF) released new analysis on the long-term cost of holding excess cash in HYSAs and CDs instead of tax-advantaged retirement accounts.
Over 30 years, a retirement account turns $50,000 into nearly $300,000 versus just over $162,000 in a HYSA, a gap of about $131,000. PensionBee highlights that U.S. households hold roughly $14 trillion in cash-like assets and that $1.6 trillion in CDs will mature in 2026, often auto-renewing at lower rates with only 7–10 days to act.
PensionBee (OTC: PBNYF) survey of 1,000 U.S. retirement savers (May 5, 2026) finds just 12% have savings to last more than ten years, while 13% could not survive one month. Women retire with 30–40% less savings; 37% of women can only survive one year.
Only 34% have a structured plan (66% lack one); plan holders report 79% retirement confidence versus 41% overall. Gen X shows acute shortfalls for multi‑decade retirements.
PensionBee (PBNYF) survey of 1,000 U.S. adults finds 23% regret how they spent their 2025 tax refund, with 57% wishing they had saved or invested more. The survey highlights gaps between intentions and actions: emergency savings (planned 13% vs actual 6%) and retirement (planned 9% vs actual 6%).
Everyday expenses absorbed more refunds than planned (35% used vs 29% planned). Gen Z shows higher regret and lower confidence than Baby Boomers.
PensionBee (PBNYF) released a guide, Seven paths to a seven figure retirement, showing concrete routes to surpass $1 million for savers at different career stages. The report cites that 97% of Americans are short of a retirement million, average household savings are $87,000, and only 2.5% are on track.
It models catch-up scenarios (e.g., a 35-year-old contributing $284,000 plus employer match could reach $1.5M) and highlights employer matching, compounding, and IRS catch-up rules as key enablers while noting a 41% rise in healthcare costs over the last decade.
PensionBee (PBNYF) was named Retirement Management Platform of the Year by the FinTech Breakthrough Awards for the second consecutive year on March 19, 2026.
The platform consolidates old retirement accounts into a single IRA using ETFs such as SPY and MDY, offers a dedicated U.S.-based account manager called a BeeKeeper, and is temporarily providing a 1% match on rollovers and contributions.
PensionBee analysis finds that a 50-year-old who maxes 2026 401(k) catch-up and super catch-up limits can still finish roughly $120,000 behind a saver who began at 35. Using a 7% gross return (6.15% net) and BLS salary assumptions, a 35‑year starter reaches about $1.007M on $384,300 contributed vs a 50‑year late sprinter at $885,600 on $500,500 contributed. PensionBee highlights that time in the market, not just higher catch-up limits, drives the gap and recommends strategies like IRAs, state selection, and delaying Social Security.
PensionBee (OTC: PBNYF) published a February 17, 2026 study showing a widening gap between Americans and their retirement accounts. 25% of U.S. adults cannot name their retirement provider and >30% of workplace accounts are now dormant, up from 21% in 2012.
The survey of 1,000 savers (Dec 22, 2025–Jan 14, 2026) reports low consolidation (55%), limited AI use (4%), and risks from automatic rollovers into Safe Harbor IRAs under $7,000.
PensionBee (PBNYF) published a nationwide survey (1,000 adults) showing Americans automate spending far more than saving: 60% automate bills, 39% automate debt, but only 24% automate retirement contributions and 11% automate transfers to investment accounts.
PensionBee models that redirecting $17/month from unused subscriptions could grow to $25,000 over 35 years, about 25% of the median U.S. household nest egg of $87,000. The release highlights subscription overhang, 33% managing >6 subscriptions, 25% not knowing their subscription count, and recommends cancelling unused services, consolidating lost 401(k)s, and using auto-contributions.
PensionBee (OTC: PBNYF) announced it achieved Great Place To Work Certification on February 2, 2026, backed by a rare 100% employee satisfaction score versus a 57% national benchmark. The certification reflects workplace trust and anonymous employee feedback.
The company is scaling U.S. operations since 2024, highlights a 1% match on rollovers and contributions, and cited an integration with SS&C RolloverCentral to speed 401(k) rollovers.