If you have time to kill and are sick of seeing the Kardashians, the Plan Sponsor Council of America has suggestions for your reading pleasure.
PSCA announced its new mobile web app provides plan sponsors and the retirement plan community at large with “convenient access to information and resources related to qualified and non-qualified retirement plans.”
The PSCA Knowledge Center houses podcasts and content from PSCA and other industry associations and experts.
“The professionals in our tight-knit community are busy and on-the-go” Tony Verheyen, executive director of PSCA, said in a statement. “The PSCA Mobile Knowledge Center allows retirement plan professionals to conveniently tap into the minds of industry thought leaders, and to hear about trends and best practices wherever they are.”
The PSCA Knowledge Center is a free mobile web app and is immediately available on most devices at psca-mobile.org. New content will be added regularly and features:
- A sampling of audio podcasts covering administration, investments, compliance, education and communication, and financial wellness topics;
- A sampling of articles from PSCA’s DC Insights quarterly publication, as well as articles from other association’s publications;
- A sampling of the latest PSCA survey research;
- Details about upcoming PSCA events;
- Overview information about PSCA and PSCA membership; and
- PSCA contact information.
“Plan Sponsors can’t always wait for the next white paper, conference, or webinar, and our members need to know what’s happening at PSCA,” Verheyen added. “The Mobile Knowledge Center gives everyone access to some of PSCA’s thought leadership and shows our members we are working hard for them.”
With more than 20 years serving financial markets, John Sullivan is the former editor-in-chief of Investment Advisor magazine and retirement editor of ThinkAdvisor.com. Sullivan is also the former editor of Boomer Market Advisor and Bank Advisor magazines, and has a background in the insurance and investment industries in addition to his journalism roots.
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