Titlebook: Enhancing Retirement Success Rates in the United States; Leveraging Reverse M Chia-Li Chien Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The

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enhance their ability to live a successful retirement?.Inclu.This book and the underlying research address the questions: “How successful are U.S. retirees at sustaining assets from retirement to death?” and “What retirement strategies will enhance their ability to live a successful retirement?” Tak

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Introduction to the Research Study,etirement are provided. Three research models (baseline, HECM, delayed Social Security and/or continuing employment) are introduced. Scaling factors, research questions, significance of the study, delimitations, and implications for financial planning practitioners are discussed.

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Book 2019hat retirement strategies will enhance their ability to live a successful retirement?” Taking a hard look at real-world retirement statistics from multiple government surveys to answer those questions, it calculates the effects of specific strategies on retirement sustainability. It also discusses t

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Research Methodology,tion (SIPP), is administered by the U.S. Census Bureau to gather information and track program performance. Other datasets include Consumer Expenditure Survey (CES), Morningstar, and the Social Security Period Life Table of 2014. Various calculations are made with the data to arrive at the success r

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Results: Establishing a Base,atus, and demographic cohorts of couples and singles households, states of residence, and age groups. Data is further analyzed using scaling factors by state of residence, age and marital status, and socioeconomic cohort groups of net worth ranges, home ownership, mortgage debt, business ownership,

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Effect of Delaying Claiming Social Security Benefits and Continuing to Work, of nine scenarios for determining annual income. The scenarios are: (a) claiming Social Security retirement benefits at FRA; (b) claiming Social Security retirement benefits at age 70; (c-1) claiming Social Security retirement benefits at current SIPP age and one year of earned income; (c-3) claimi

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