Veteran financial services industry journalist Brian Anderson joined 401(k) Specialist as Managing Editor in January 2019. He has led editorial content for a variety of well-known properties including Insurance Forums, Life Insurance Selling, National Underwriter Life & Health, and Senior Market Advisor. He has always maintained a focus on providing readers with timely, useful information intended to help them build their business.
BlackRock’s Kapito: ‘You Can’t Invest For the Future In the Future’
BlackRock’s annual Global Investor Pulse Survey got a nice consumer “awareness” boost with a segment featuring president Rob…
GAO: U.S. Should Re-Evaluate Retirement Financing
Nation’s retirement system needs comprehensive evaluation to better promote future retirement security and stave off potential insolvencies.
How Americans fail at protecting their family’s financial future
Advisors are great at encouraging consumers to save for retirement, but they often neglect talking about life insurance…
Let It Be: Options to Leave Assets in 401(k)s Expand
Discover why retirees keep assets in 401(k) plans over IRAs. Learn insights on health, savings, and retirement planning strategies.
Employees Hungry for 401k-Like Plans to Tackle Student Loan Debt
College is known for creating hangovers, but few are more painful than the financial ones caused by student…
Top 5 Most Trusted Financial Firms
Increasing customer loyalty is the surest road to bigger profits for financial services brands, according to the latest…
5 ‘Most Affordable’ Foreign Retirement Havens of 2019
Retirement savings last longer and provide a higher standard of living in many foreign countries, but especially in these five.
Small Toy, Big Return: Legos in the 401(k) Investment Menu?
Should you be including Lego toys in your 401(k) plan investment menu (no, seriously)? According to a study…
New CIT Tool Aims to Ease Advisor Research Burden
Collective Investment Trusts help advisors access cost-effective retirement plan options with OneAmerica’s new online CIT resource.
No Panic: 401(k) Investors ‘Stay the Course’ in Q4
401(k) balance fell 10% in Q4 2018, but most investors stayed disciplined, continuing contributions despite market volatility.