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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.
Pandemic Provides Opportunity to Rebalance Client Communication
Most of us are creatures of habit. We thrive on routines and like to feel in control. But…
Women’s Wage Gap Woes Worsen in Retirement
The wage gap has implications for women that expand well beyond their time on the job. While men…
Coronavirus Killjoy: Rolling Stones Postpone Annuity-Sponsored Spring Tour
Little surprise, given government directives over large public gatherings, but legendary rockers the Rolling Stones announced that they…
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…
Jeanne Fisher Jumps to Strategic Retirement Partners
#401klady Jeanne Fisher and colleagues Bryan Peebles and Rhea England have jumped to Strategic Retirement Partners (SRP), the…
5 Reasons 401(k) Advisors Should Use Google Alerts
Have you done something newsworthy? Are your events garnering local media? Has your blog article gone viral? By…
Top 10 Retirement Regions Impacted by ‘Silver Tsunami’
A flood of homes will come on the market in the next 20 years as Baby Boomers age…
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…
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.