Prudential
Share
Prudential Financial - We solve Investment, Insurance and Retirement challenges, helping individuals, organizations and communities reach their goals.
Welcome to the Prudential page! This community is dedicated to supporting lively engagement on topics related to our biggest financial challenges, which are influenced by our own behavior. So to overcome our challenges, we need to first understand why we do the things we do. We’ll be sharing experiments, tools and tips to help you understand how we’re wired, and how we can use that knowledge to our advantage. So share your opinions and join the conversation - together, let’s tackle our biggest financial challenges.
---
Any information, comments, photos and videos (and any image, likeness, voice, and statements contained therein) and other content posted or actions taken by fans on this page (“Fan Content”) do not reflect the views or opinions of Prudential. We do not endorse them or confirm their accuracy, and we are not responsible for any Fan Content. We welcome your comments and posts, but to ensure interactions are respectful and stay on topic, we require that you follow and you agree to follow Facebook’s Community Standards → facebook.com/communitystandards - and our guidelines listed here → pru.us/disclaimer
We reserve the right to amend these Guidelines for Use at any time, without notice and at our discretion. It is your responsibility to review this page for updates, which shall be in effect when posted, and abide by the most current version. You agree that we are free to use any portion of the Fan Content, including ideas contained therein that you submit for any promotional or business purposes or activities, in any media now known or hereinafter invented, throughout the world, including on our Facebook properties, Prudential web sites or other online properties and services. Specifically, you grant us a license to use and publish your Fan Content on a digital billboard in Times Square, New York City. Each such use is permitted without notice, compensation or acknowledgement to you or further approval from you. You also agree that any and all materials produced and/or resulting from Prudential’s use of any Fan Content shall be owned exclusively by Prudential and you have no rights, title or interest in or to such materials. However, nothing in this agreement requires Prudential to make such use. You represent and warrant to Prudential that you have all rights to the Fan Content necessary to grant us these licenses and that you are not subject to any collective bargaining organization or union that would require Prudential to pay any fees for the rights granted herein. We have no obligation to monitor the Fan Content, but we reserve the right, in our sole discretion, to block or remove any Fan Content that we believe violates these rules or applicable law. We also reserve the right, in our sole discretion, to terminate or restrict your use of or access to our page. We cannot guarantee a reply to every comment. Please let us know if you think that a posting should be removed for violating these Guidelines for Use, by contacting us at [email protected]. For more information, or if you have immediate service needs, please visit → prudential.com or write to us at → [email protected] and we will direct you to the best contact for your needs.
0238191
Saving money is a great start, but it isn't a retirement plan.
Here’s a quick 3 step process that’ll help you understand where you’re at and where you might be headed.
Step 1:Figure out what you have right now. Look up the balances in all of your investing, savings, and retirement accounts. Write them down, then add them up.
Step 2: Get an idea of your monthly expenses. Just an idea, doesn’t have to be perfect.
Step 3: Run the free Prudential Retirement Calculator. Plug in the numbers you figured out above and you’ll instantly see your current trajectory. Link in Bio. Save this post so you can find it this weekend.
There’s a big difference between savings and being on track. Save this and find out.
On the 25th anniversary of September 11, we remember the lives lost, honor the courage of first responders, and reflect on the strength and resilience that emerged in the face of tragedy.
You're 50 years old and looking at your retirement account.
You have $350k saved yet you're feeling stuck in a stressful guessing game, wondering if you’ve actually done enough. What’s missing isn’t a number, it’s a clear finish line that helps you know where you stand.
Here’s three steps that will give you a better idea of what you might need in retirement and how you’re tracking.
Step 1: Figure out what you have right now. Look up the balances in all of your investing, savings, and retirement accounts. Write them down, then add them up.
Step 2: Get an idea of your monthly expenses. Just an idea, doesn’t have to be perfect.
Step 3: Run the free Prudential Retirement Calculator. Plug in the numbers you figured out above and you’ll instantly see your current trajectory. Link in Bio.
Getting a rough idea where you stand takes that uncertain finish line and makes it real.
Bookmark this post so you can find it later.
Have a relaxing and fun
You might not feel excited taking a small action today, but Future You is going to feel great.
One small action today. A very different tomorrow.
Save this as your reminder to message HR.
These women reminded us that retirement isn’t one‑size‑fits‑all. What's your plan for retirement?
Which one made you flinch?
Click here to claim your Sponsored Listing.
Category
Contact the business
Telephone
Address
Newark, NJ