ING Retirement Research Institute

Submitted by Matthew Wetmore on Fri, 08/12/2011 - 8:47am

The Institute embraces behavioral finance, the widely-regarded study of the emotions and psychology of investing, in general, and with respect to retirement. Data analysis alone tells us what individuals do but not why they do it. Behavioral finance is helping us understand the "whys" of retirement investment behavior.

Press Releases

12/13/2010 | Windsor, CT
ING Research: Investors Who Use an Advisor Report Saving More than their Peers

11/17/2010 | Windsor, CT
ING Study: Most Teachers Lack a Plan for their Financial Future

11/05/2010 | New York, NY
ING STUDY: Americans Missing Opportunity to Maximize the Value of Workplace Retirement Plans