Christian Mitchell

Northwestern Mutual Data Science Institute features AI discussion at annual symposium

30% of Americans Say COVID-19 Has Changed the Age at Which They Plan to Retire

New Northwestern Mutual Research Finds 20% of People Plan to Retire Later than Expected, and 10% Plan to Retire Earlier

Americans’ Personal Savings are Up as Financial Anxiety Runs High

On average, Americans have $65,900 in personal savings and are doing their best to protect themselves financially from what could come next during the pandemic

Americans’ Resilient Response: 84% of U.S. Adults Say COVID-19 Will Impact Their Ability to Achieve Long-Term Financial Security, but Confidence in a Robust Recovery is High

Financial discipline has improved since the pandemic began

Even Prior To Spike In Unemployment, One Third Of Americans Were Within Three Missed Paychecks Of Having To Either Borrow Money Or Skip Bills

Northwestern Mutual study finds people see cash as their best financial defense against uncertainty and volatility, with stocks, bonds and life insurance in a three-way tie for second