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401(k) Client Acquisition
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401(k) Client Acquisition refers to the process of identifying, attracting, and converting new clients—typically employers or plan sponsors—into adopting or switching to a particular 401(k) retirement plan provider or advisor. It combines elements of sales, marketing, and relationship-building, but with strategies tailored to the retirement plan industry’s unique regulatory, fiduciary, and trust-based nature.
Retire HERE in 2020 in These 3 Regions of the World
Europe, Asia and South America offer plenty of opportunity (and romance) for adventurous retiree expats, and International Living…
Retirement Revamp: A Major Shift in Messaging and Mindset
Is it time to “retire” retirement—at least as it’s traditionally defined? It’s a concept often debated, and Empower…
Tech Use a Differentiator Between Millennial, Boomer Advisors
Nearly three in 10 Millennial advisors (29%) say that adding new technology is the most important thing they…
How Concerned Are Americans About Retirement Income (Really)?
Overly pessimistic or unflinchingly realistic? People in Asia are saving the most, but are also more concerned about…
Client Appreciation Events: The Instant Relationship-Builder
Retirement plan advisors have a unique relationship with their clients, who place themselves and their futures in their…
Business Owners Need Help in Communicating 401(k) Advantages
Nationwide reveals business owners value 401(k)s but struggle to boost employee participation despite available resources.
What Small-Market Plan Sponsors Think of 401(k)s
There’s business to be had in the small(er) market, and 401(k) advisors now have more options to help…
RIAs Still Missing From Social Media Bandwagon
RIA social media usage lags well behind that of financial advisors, according to a new study from American Century Investments.
‘Climate Apocalypse’ Reason to Discontinue 401(k) Plans
The Earth is in the midst of its sixth mass extinction, so forget about saving in a 401(k).…
Most Americans Want a Financial Planning Mulligan
New survey shows majority of Americans are stressed about their retirement, with 3 out of 4 wishing they could get a financial planning mulligan.