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Why do retirees struggle to spend their savings? New research reveals the decumulation planning gap

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By Steve Randall
| InvestmentNews
A deeply ingrained savings culture has left millions of Americans psychologically unprepared for the transition to spending in retirement, creating a ‘decumulation planning gap.’ Just 28% are comfortable with the prospect of their retirement savings declining to cover everyday living costs and half associate retirement spending with uncertainty, while 44% connect it with anxiety, despite the fact that 61% view retirement itself as a time for enjoyment.
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Wealth management is going institutional, but what does that mean for your clients?

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By Steve Randall
| InvestmentNews
The wealth management industry is undergoing a quiet but profound transformation with RIAs consolidating, clients demanding more, and the strategies once reserved for large institutional investors making their way into advisor portfolios. Christina Kopec Rooney, Head of US Wealth at Wellington Management, which supports more than $600 billion in US wealth assets, joined the firm in 2025 from Goldman Sachs Asset Management and works daily with the RIAs and advisors navigating these shifts.
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US foreclosure filings rise 14% annually despite monthly dip in May 2026

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By Steve Randall
| InvestmentNews
Foreclosure activity across the US pulled back slightly in May but continued its slow upward march on an annual basis, underscoring the financial strain still bearing down on a segment of American homeowners. Property data firm ATTOM reported that 40,355 US properties carried a foreclosure filing last month, covering default notices, scheduled auctions, and bank repossessions. That represented a 5% decline from April but a 14% jump compared with May 2025.
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