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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.
Why Companies Should Want Older Employees to Keep Working
A new report from LIMRA Secure Retirement Institute (LIMRA SRI) finds potential trouble on the horizon for employers…
Design to Double: How to Properly Grow a 401k Business
“I want to double my practice in three to five years.” It’s something many advisors, including myself, often…
Millennials Know Saving, But Not Investing
Millennial money habits reveal a focus on saving over investing, leaving many unsure about building wealth and future financial security.
RIA Generational Shift (Finally) Underway
It’s been talked about for some time, and is now actually happening. According to new findings from the…
How to Win on Paper But Lose a 401(k) ‘Finals’ Presentation: Fi360 Annual Conference
Learn how to win as a 401(k) adviser by focusing on key areas and being prepared for questions and challenges from plan sponsors.
Help Wanted in 401(k) Plans
401k retirement plan advice helps investors optimize savings, Social Security, and retirement income strategies for a secure future.
Do Millennials Really Have it Tough in 401(k) Saving?
Millennial retirement challenges include lower wages, fewer benefits, and reduced Social Security, making saving for the future harder.
401(k) Advisors Are Gaining Business Via Social Media
Social media gets a lot of flak—much of it arguably deserved. The incessant food pics and overabundance of…
Disrupt Your 401(k) Business Before Someone Else Does
Beat 401(k) advisor complacency by proactively improving fee structures and service models, protecting your clients from disruption.
The Right Way to Identify 401(k) Niche Markets
Experts point to niche markets and their importance in creating referrals and loyalty. How can 401(k) advisors best target their resources and expertise to capitalize on a particular segment?