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Prudential survey finds most retirees over $500,000 remain hesitant to spend

Prudential's 2026 Retirement Pulse reports that 61% of respondents with more than $500,000 in investable assets are uncomfortable with discretionary spending, and 70% would rather leave money behind than deplete it.

Tax & estate planning · Oct 2Prudential survey: only 14% of retirees and pre-retirees feel at ease spending savings

Income & Annuities · Oct 2Prudential survey finds 86% of retirees hesitate to spend their savings

Moves · Sep 24Wedbush's Chicago hire is a market builder, not a book

Deals · Sep 10Lincoln and PGIM buy a Banner-anchored surgery center in Gilbert

Deals · Sep 10Greystar and PGIM build three Charleston warehouses on a granular leasing bet

Practice management · Aug 27The public-sector advice gap is a confidence play

Retirement Advisers · Aug 27Public sector workers favor family over advisers, MissionSquare finds

Direct Lending · Aug 20PGIM backs GreenSky with $3bn home improvement forward flow

Plans & Sponsors · Aug 19PGIM taps retirement veteran Yaqub Ahmed for DC Solutions

Plans & Sponsors · Aug 18PGIM hires Franklin Templeton veteran to run DC solutions

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Prudential survey finds most retirees over $500,000 remain hesitant to spend