While nurses spend their lives taking care of others, they often fall behind in taking care of their own financial future, a Fidelity Investments study suggests. The study report, “Defining Excellence ...

Research from Fidelity shows that while nearly eight in 10 nurses (79%) feel secure about their jobs and their financial future, more than seven in 10 (71%) do not feel they are saving enough for ...

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Better mental health, new bonuses, and social media engagement have helped improve working conditions. Despite the nursing industry’s challenges, 80% of nurses plan to stay with their profession until ...

The COVID-19 pandemic brought a few issues within healthcare to the surface — one of which was the growing trends in nurse retirement. Systems are seeing a few common trends in the aging nurse ...

Roughly 63 percent of nurses are concerned they may not have enough money to retire comfortably, according to a report from Fidelity Investments. Fidelity looked at the savings patterns of 28,000 ...

Is 63 the new 65? A new survey by Retirement Investments finds the majority of Americans are hoping to retire early. Unfortunately, that probably won't be possible for workers in many industries.

Failing eyesight and a hearing impairment might slow down most people, but not Helen Schmolke. The trim, white-haired 77-year-old volunteers two days a week at the Casa Maria Social Service and ...

ROCHESTER, N.Y. – There is a major nursing shortage across our region, the state, and the country. It was bad before the pandemic and it has gotten worse since. One local nurse who retired years ago ...