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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.
Retirement Confusion, Concern Spans Generations
While 71% of Americans cite “living comfortably in retirement” as a top life goal along with good health and financial wellness, only 49% have confidence that their savings will be enough
Women Significantly Lag Men in Retirement Readiness
The retirement readiness gap between women and men is now a chasm, thanks to the pandemic
Factors That Help DC Plan Participants ‘Stay the Course’: David Blanchett
'While the exact reason for this effect is unclear, a potential explanation could be ...'
New Share Class Takes ‘Center Stage in the Retirement Crisis Fight’
Participants, especially younger workers, are demanding access to companies that are at the forefront of innovation
Target-Date Fund Managers Turn to TIPS to Minimize Inflation’s Impact
Nearly all target-date managers (96%) indicate they allocate to TIPS within at least one of their target-date series
Americans Strive for New Normal in Retirement Planning
Fidelity’s annual retirement study shows that in a post-pandemic world investors may still have concerns, but they want to rebuild their retirement plans
The Impact of Lower Cost Products and Services in 401(k) Plans
Change is already afoot in our industry, with mainstream awareness sure to follow
401(k) Fees Remain a ‘Black Box’ for Most Americans
Plan participants 'grossly underestimate how much they’re paying'
New Climate-Focused 401(k) Targets Small Businesses
Carbon Collective hopes its new plans will have participants seeing green
Americans Prioritize Retirement Saving Over Short-Term Investing: Fidelity
Concerns over external events like market volatility and inflation have Americans valuing 401ks and lower-risk investments over permanent work from home and paid time off