Research & learning
Discover valuable insights on how investors are feeling ahead of the national election and how financial professionals can be a source of consultative support.
Help guide clients through election uncertainty with sound advice, focusing on long-term financial plans amidst market volatility, as highlighted by our latest survey.
Financial professionals can help address uncertainties around retirement health care costs by simplifying financial planning.
As an industry, we can enable the shift from building wealth for retirement to helping achieve lifetime financial security.
Many Americans are realizing their retirement may differ from past generations. Discover insights in our latest survey.
See why a prudent investment strategy is crucial in helping offset inflation's damaging impacts.
Because of economic pressures and market volatility, many pre-retirees believe their retirement will be different from their parents and grandparents.
As more women reach retirement age, the focus of financial planning turns to retirement preparedness in an uncertain economic climate.
Learn how Millennial clients differ from older generations and how you can help them save for retirement and build financial security.
Both workers and employers can benefit by adding protected retirement income solutions to workplace retirement plans.
Learn how Millennial clients differ from older generations and how you can help them save for retirement and build financial security.
Our recent survey of 60-65-year-olds found contrasts between retirement expectations vs. reality, financial lessons for the younger generation, and more. Read more insights from the survey and how they can help retirement planning conversations with your clients.
Our latest Advisor Authority survey discovered many investors have come across misleading financial information online and acted upon it. View more insights from the survey.
In a recent survey conducted by Nationwide and LIMRA, many Americans indicated they have long-term care coverage when they don’t. Some mistakenly view long-term disability insurance as something that will cover long-term care needs, and others erroneously assume their health insurance or Medicare will fill this gap.
Our recent survey found that many investors are connecting their portfolio performance and financial well-being to the outcome of the next presidential and congressional elections. View the insights here.
Our recent health care survey uncovered insights into how adults are feeling about planning for health care costs in retirement, and the knowledge they still need. Learn more here.
Our recent survey uncovered insights from participants and plan sponsors on how they’ve been feeling about retirement planning. Learn more about the insights and how you can help build retirement confidence here.
Long-term care is a topic many people don’t talk about, but the need for planning is real. View our latest insights from our LTC survey that detail how consumers are feeling.
Although the full benefits of AI in health care are just beginning to be realized, it’s becoming clearer that AI could help us live longer, healthier lives. While that’s great news, it could also put many of your clients at a higher risk of outliving their savings.
Nationwide’s recent survey of U.S. consumers found key insights on Hispanic Americans when it comes to financial planning. Learn more into these insights here.