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MIT Contest Seeks Retirement Saving Plan Replacement
The writing is on the wall for defined benefit (DB) plans, and everybody knows it. They’re all but extinct in the private sector and headed in the same direction within the public. Still some employers, particularly cities and states, are clinging to the DB model despite its prohibitive costs and unsustainable nature.
October 24, 2018
Save Responsibly: National Retirement Security Week Is Here Again
Where did the year go? National Retirement Security Week is once again here with a great message for…
October 22, 2018
What Digital Transformation Means for 401(k) Advisors
Digital transformation has already happened across multiple industries—and financial advising has been slow to catch up. Digital transformation…
May 29, 2018
Tough Tax Talk Reveals Dems’ Investment Ignorance
Last week brought a chorus of howls over President Trump’s tax reform. Among the sophomoric (and expected) soundbites…
October 3, 2017
3 Reasons Cities Should Switch to 401(k)s
Debt-laden pension obligations continue to weigh on state and city governments around the country, with Chicago, Illinois as…
May 29, 2017
‘401(k)-Like’ Plans in Higher Education: A Growing Opportunity
Smarty-pants professors might benefit from a “401(k)-like plan,” research from Cerulli Associates finds, further opening defined contribution plans—or…
July 5, 2016
Why 401(k) Advisors Should Have a ‘Connected Financial Network’
How does rising healthcare costs affect retirement savings? Can technology help? Advisors should consider the components of a…
June 16, 2016
Dems’ Hedge Fund Hell for Retirement Savings
Zut Alors! Rhode Island, the smallest state in the Union with a penchant to screw up big, has…
April 25, 2016
The Case for State-Run 401(k) Plans
Bob Pozen hearts state-run 401(k) plans. The high-profile author, MIT instructor and former chairman of MFS Investment Management…
January 27, 2016
Trump Retirement Proposal Raises Major Policy Questions
Plenty of questions surround President’s State of the Union retirement plan tease, including how it could impact proposed RSAA legislation, the discontinued myRA program, or be paired with the Saver’s Match
February 27, 2026