In a time when jobless rates are at record levels and workers worried about their investments and future, a new study reveals that Americans have resisted dipping into their 401 (k) saving plans to make up for the money lost.
In a time when jobless rates are at record levels and workers worried about their investments and future, a new study reveals that Americans have resisted dipping into their 401 (k) saving plans to make up for the money lost.
A new study by Canadian insurer Sun Life Financial Inc., found that 65 percent of U.S. workers plan to stay on the job at least one more year than planned, an 11 percentage point increase from a similar survey conducted in January.