Research and Insights
Hispanics Feel More Motivated When It Comes to Financial Planning, Says New Lincoln Financial Study
A new Lincoln Financial study says Hispanics feel more motivated about financial planning, but prioritize immediate expenses over longer-term goals.
Gold Medal Strategy: Does Your Financial Fitness Put You on the Podium?
New research from Lincoln Financial Group (NYSE:LNC) shows that one in four employed adults feel they are lagging behind in saving for retirement. Amid the increased need for advice and resources due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Lincoln Financial offers advice for shaping up your savings.
LGBTQ+ Consumers Have High Retirement Savings Goals: Survey
Lincoln Financial conducted an online survey from Feb. 19 to March 18 with a total of 2,535 full-time workers: 2,030 retirement plan participants and 505 nonparticipants. Despite their enhanced focus on retirement planning, Lincoln Financial’s research found that LGBTQ+ consumers still have financial concerns.
LGBTQ+ Consumers Aim High With Retirement Savings Goals, Says New Lincoln Financial Study
Lincoln Financial Group has released new research on how LGBTQ+ consumers are managing their personal finances and planning for retirement.
Eight out of 10 Adults Say Financial Security Is Key to Achieving Life’s Goals, and Lincoln Financial Group’s New Advertising Celebrates Those Moments
Eight out of 10 adults say financial security is key to achieving life's goals, and Lincoln Financial's new ad campaign celebrates those moments.
Asian Americans Most Worried About Lost Income as a Result of COVID-19, Says New Lincoln Financial Study
Asian Americans are most concerned about lost income from COVID-19, says a new Lincoln Financial study. Three tips from Martin Fong to help finances.
Forty Percent of Adult Children Question If Mom Is Financially Prepared for the Future, Says New Lincoln Financial Group Data
Is Mom financially prepared for the future? New Lincoln Financial data says 40% of adult children aren't sure. Ask her five key questions to find out.
More Women Report Prioritizing Day-to-Day Expenses Over Their Financial Future Because of the Pandemic
More women report prioritizing day-to-day expenses over their financial future because of the pandemic, says a new Lincoln Financial Group study.
More Black Americans Report Permanently Changing Their Spending and Saving Habits as a Direct Result of the Pandemic
Lincoln Financial research shows COVID-19 has more Black consumers thinking about their future, prompting interest in financial planning resources.