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401(k) Investments
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401(k) investments refer to the various assets and financial instruments available within a 401(k) retirement plan, which employees can choose to grow their retirement savings. These investments are selected from a menu of options provided by the plan sponsor (usually the employer) and managed through a plan administrator.
Lacking Faith in Social Security, Americans Want to Diversify Retirement Accounts
New study finds a lack of trust in Social Security is the leading motivator for having retirement accounts
He’s Just Not That Into You: Buffett Slams ‘Financial Advisors’
'If [advisors] told people what a simple game it is, 90% of the income of people speaking would disappear,' the investing legend said.
Average 401(k) Balances at T. Rowe Price Rose 8% in 2021
Release of annual 401k benchmarking data shows participants are continuing positive retirement savings behavior in the aftermath of the global pandemic
Finke Explores Potential of Portfolio Income Insurance in New Whitepaper
Research released in partnership with RetireOne focuses on how a Contingent Deferred Annuity can offer better upside potential than a portfolio of bonds or traditional income annuities
Advisor Managed Accounts Get Another Boost with OneAmerica, OneDigital, Morningstar deal
More customization opportunities aim to provide more tailored benefits for retirement plan participants
Fidelity to Offer Bitcoin in 401(k)s
Investment giant announces move despite DOL crypto caution
Target-Date Funds Are Not Safe Because Bonds Are Not Safe
So far this year, near-dated TDFs are losing about as much as long-dated.
The Impact of (More) Inflation on 401(k) Investments
If excessive money is not taken out of the economy with taxes, inflation will escalate beyond control
Inflation Still Greatest Threat to Retirement
More than 71% of Americans worry about inflation's impact on current lifestyle, retirement
Inflation, Interest Rates Fuel Retirement Income Stream Worries
Investors say inflation will impact ability to live comfortably in retirement