The researchers found that many of the websites were difficult to navigate, with confusing layouts and unclear information about retirement planning options. This lack of user-friendly design may be discouraging individuals from engaging with their retirement planning, leading to lower levels of preparedness for retirement.
Additionally, the study found that many websites did not provide comprehensive information about retirement planning strategies, investment options, or retirement calculators. This lack of educational resources could be preventing individuals from making informed decisions about their retirement savings and investments.
Overall, the researchers concluded that improving website design and functionality could help to improve Americans’ retirement planning outcomes. By creating websites that are easier to navigate and provide clear, comprehensive information about retirement planning options, financial institutions and retirement planning services can better support individuals in preparing for their retirement.
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