With more than 20 years serving financial markets, John Sullivan is the former editor-in-chief of 401(k) Specialist and 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. Experienced financial services content executive specializing in creative new media delivery. He joined the American Retirement Association in 2023 as Chief Content Officer, overseeing communications for the organization, as well as its sister organizations.
How Much Can Participants Contribute to HSAs in 2018?
50 simoleons, sawbucks, scratch… whatever you call it, that’s how much more participants can contribute to their health…
States Revolt Over Retirement Plan Repeal
You can take your rollbacks and shove it. That’s the (surprisingly blunt) message to the Senate after it…
Millennials Keep Making Bad 401(k) Decisions
Millennials are impulsive—who knew? The generation that confounds, confuses and often exasperates its older counterparts are much more…
Republicans Advance Bill to Dismantle Dodd-Frank
Financial Choice Act advances in committee, aiming to repeal Dodd-Frank regulations and reshape U.S. financial oversight.
How Do Workers Feel About 401(k)s?
Retirement savings are vital for future income, with many workers expecting 401(k)s and IRAs to be their main source after retirement.
Senate Repeals State-Sponsored Retirement Plans
The Senate repealed an Obama-era regulation that allowed states to auto-enroll private sector workers in government-run 401ks and…
401k Specialist Issue 2, 2017
Discover the success story of two friends who saved lives and money for a client in this issue of 401(k) Specialist Magazine.
Nuveen Makes Major Additions in DCIO Space
Nuveen DCIO Growth continues with new executive appointments, strengthening retirement plan investment solutions and advisor support.
Big Media Backs State-Run Retirement Plans
State-run retirement plans defended as vital for workers without access to 401(k)s, sparking debate in Congress and media.
Argument No. 1,863 for More 401(k) Financial Wellness
Retirement income literacy is alarmingly low as most older Americans fail basic quizzes on planning, security, and long-term care.