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The transition to retirement marks a pivotal shift: turning accumulated retirement savings into a steady, reliable lifetime stream of income. It won’t happen by chance, though. Getting there requires an understanding of current savings, how to continue to grow them, and options for converting retirement savings into lasting income.

The retired women Corebridge surveyed share what they did well and what they would do differently if they could go back in time.

Searching for a place to live in retirement is a big decision, one that requires an understanding of state tax implications. Looking closely at federal, state and local tax policies can provide a clearer picture of how far money will go in retirement and may help steer where to reside.

When it comes to planning for your financial future and that of your loved ones, two important roles often come up: trusted contacts and beneficiaries. Understanding the difference between the two is essential for effective financial planning and wealth transfer.

We wanted to know what women are thinking and how they are feeling when it comes to their finances—so we asked them. Find out what they told us.

Today’s annuities are designed with greater flexibility, so you don’t have to give up access to your money to generate lifetime income.

New research reveals valuable planning insights when it comes to retirement spending and enjoying your money in retirement.

During periods of market volatility, it’s important to remain calm and focus on your long-term goals. 5 key principles can help you keep your emotions in check and stay the course.

Life insurance is a cornerstone for a secure financial plan. But do Americans understand how life insurance works – and do they have life insurance coverage in place? New research from Corebridge Financial provides valuable insights.

Two experts on the topic of retirement income weigh in on how today’s retirees can create lasting, reliable income that will support them through potentially 30+ years of retirement.

Could an annuity help enhance your retirement satisfaction and help you feel more comfortable spending in retirement?

Every person eligible for Social Security has an important question to answer – When should I start taking payments? What about you? Have you thought about what you will do when that time comes? Have you decided whether you’ll take the payments right away or do you think it’s better to wait? As you consider your answer, let’s explore several questions that can help provide more clarity.

It’s time to help the often-overlooked MTV generation (Gen X) get successfully to and through retirement.

Living longer should be cause for celebration, not financial worry. Annuities can deliver a steady stream of protected lifetime income—no matter how long you live.

When preparing for retirement, it can be important to consider the potential impact of inflation on your spending and lifestyle.

Naming a beneficiary is one of the easiest – but most important – steps you can take to help ensure your legacy is honored and your loved ones are taken care of. But it’s up to you to keep things in order. Explore four ways you can properly care for your beneficiaries.

While most people would be thrilled to live a life without debt, borrowing money isn’t always bad news. It can open up opportunities like a college education or make it possible to afford larger purchases like a new home or car. It can even make for a nice night out or a wonderful weekend away. With that in mind, this article takes a closer look at the different types of debt, the basics of debt management, and strategies for making sure debt is a help not a hindrance.

More than 11,200 Americans will turn 65 every day through 2027. What will it take to make life-long financial security a reality for them?

Stocks can play a valuable role in your retirement savings portfolio, but they come with risk. And your approach to investing in stocks may change as you move through various life stages.

Research from the U.S. Department of Labor uncovers retirement spending trends. And the findings may surprise you.

Family conversations about the future—and reaching a consensus around the important later life questions of who, what, when, where and how—are a vital part of longevity planning. Use our conversation guide to get started.

Learn more about four potential sources of guaranteed retirement income, as well as how to convert retirement savings to a guaranteed stream of lifetime income.

No matter where you are in your career - just starting out, closing in on retirement or somewhere in between - there’s never a bad time to take action for your financial future.

No matter where you are in your career, there are steps you can follow to gain confidence and take control of your financial future.

Americans are living longer and embracing the idea of a very long life. And while that's great news, it's also a call for more education around longevity-related issues, thought planning, and purposeful action to help prepare.

Welcome to Financial Action Stories, an interview series where Corebridge speaks with people about the reality of saving for the future and retirement. Hear from a diverse group about the experiences and decisions shaping their journeys, from overcoming debt challenges to pursuing entrepreneurial dreams – from overspending to overachieving – each story offers insights, lessons and relatable moments meant to empower readers to take action in their own financial journey.

No matter where you are on the path to retirement, the power of compounding offers a simple way to help create more wealth.

In December 2022, the SECURE Act 2.0 was signed into law. Learn about key provisions that can help more people be better prepared for retirements that could last several decades.