What does RCS stand for?

Retirement Confidence Survey

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[FIGURE 1 OMITTED] According to the 2009 retirement confidence survey from the Employee Benefit Research Institute, workers who said they are very confident about having enough money for a comfortable retirement this year hit the lowest level in 2009 (13%) since the survey started asking the question in 1993, continuing a two-year decline.

Economy, inflations and cost of living weigh on pre-retirees

confident about comfortably retiring dropped from 27 percent in 2007 to 18 percent in 2008, according to the 18th annual Retirement Confidence Survey conducted by the Washington D.

Brokers battle benefits blues: rising medical costs and retirement ...

In the 2007 Retirement Confidence Survey conducted by the Employee Benefit Research Institute, 45% of men said they contribute to a workplace retirement savings plan, versus 38% of women-largely because women have less access to such plans.

12 Retirement Strategies for Women

According to the 2004 Retirement Confidence Survey released April 5 by the Employee Benefit Research Institute and the American Savings Education Council, two retirement research organizations, only a third of workers report receiving retirement educational materials or seminars from an employer or work-related retirement provider in the past 12 months.

Invest time to learn long-term impact of retirement-fund fees ...

Released in May 2003, the Minority Retirement Confidence Survey (MRCS) concludes that on the whole retirement confidence for African Americans tends to be lower, and preparations are even further behind the rest of Americans.

Gearing up for the golden years: Minority Retirement Confidence ...

According to the 2002 Retirement Confidence Survey sponsored by the Employee Benefit Research Institute, 67 percent of working respondents believe they will work for pay after retirement.

Please don't go! why phased retirement may make sense for your ...

1 According to EBRI's annual Retirement Confidence Survey (RCS), the number of workers who feel very confident about retiring has fallen to 13% - the lowest it has ever been in the survey's nineteen year history.

Financial Engines Launches Broader Retirement Planning Help

The 13th annual Retirement Confidence Survey found that 66 percent of workers polled early this year were either "very" or "somewhat" confident of living a comfortable retirement, down from 70 percent the year before.

More expect to work longer, retire later