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Date: 05/31/2023

Allianz Life study finds inflation, market volatility and recurring financial crises are making planning for retirement even more challenging. Are Americans heading for a future retirement catastrophe?

Date: 05/01/2023

As economic instability lingers, AllianzIM’s May Buffered ETFs series creates opportunities for investors anxious about financial security

Date: 05/01/2023

Enhanced “Performance Lock” feature, additional term index options and more flexible withdrawal limits provide even more ways to plan for retirement

Date: 04/10/2023

Allianz Life study finds majority of Americans are worried about their long-term financial stability.

Date: 04/03/2023

Reset offers tools for investors to navigate continuing market volatility

Date: 03/16/2023

Achievers list honors companies working to keep employees engaged through recognition, development opportunities and wellbeing programs

Study found that Americans worry about their long-term financial stability and don't think they can depend on Social Security benefits in retirement.

Study found that Americans are prioritizing current expenses at the cost of their retirement.

Study found that the majority of Americans said they have stopped or reduced retirement savings because of inflation.

Study found that more BIPOC respondents indicated that they were interested in working with a financial professional for the first time than they did last year.

Study found that Americans’ anxiety about a recession is increasing as inflation cuts into spending power.

Latest Retirement Risk Readiness Study found that people who have worked with a financial professional feel more prepared to manage potential risks to their retirement.

Study finds more people are worried about a big market crash or major recession than at any time in the last year, with no end to market volatility in sight.

Our latest Retirement Risk Readiness Study shows that retirees are feeling more resilient about their finances, while younger Americans are facing financial fatigue.

Study identifies opportunity for financial professionals to help clients – including those already in retirement – address risks.

Our new Sustainable Investing Study shows that, along with growing support for sustainable investing, many Americans are ready to take action and make sustainable investments.

Our latest study found that a majority of Americans fear the economic impact of the pandemic will be greater than the Great Recession, making this a crucial time to take a proactive approach to managing retirement risks.

Additional data from our Retirement Risk Readiness Study shows that Americans worry about the increasing cost of living and healthcare costs, but might not have a plan in place to address these retirement risks.

Our study provides a look at how Americans view some of the risks that can derail a retirement strategy, and how those risks may impact the way they think about and plan for retirement.