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401(k) Marketing
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401(k) Marketing refers to the marketing strategies and activities specifically designed to promote 401(k) retirement plans to both employers and employees. It encompasses a range of tactics aimed at increasing awareness, generating leads, and ultimately driving the adoption and participation in 401(k) plans.
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…
The No. 1 Ingredient in Successful 401(k) Marketing: Fi360 Annual Conference
How does your 401(k) marketing stack up against the competition? In a “highly interactive experience” at Fi360’s annual…
How Writing and Thought-Leadership Can Improve a 401k Advisory Practice: Fi360 Annual Conference
401k advisors who have caught the writing bug can use it to their advantage in myriad ways, and…
What Should 401k Plan Sponsors Know About Millennials’ Financial Goals?
Millennials represent a major demographic that will shape the workforce for years to come. It makes sense to pay…
Top 3 Low-Tax Locales to Retire Abroad
Tax season is upon us. *Cue heavy sigh.*. Depending on location, the tax whack on property and capital…
Vanguard ‘Roadmap’ Directs 401k Savers Toward Successful Retirement
It’s no secret: navigating a successful path toward retirement is difficult. And for some, the inherent complexity is…
Benefits Dollar Amount Available for 401(k)s Just Shrunk
Financial planning voluntary benefit helps employees manage costs, boost retention, and strengthen overall benefits strategy.
Ask Alexa: 401k Savers Access Info from Amazon’s Voice Assistant
“Alexa, am I saving enough for retirement?” Okay, Amazon’s digital voice assistant (DVA) might not be financially savvy…
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…