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401(k) Plan Participants
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Middle-Market Americans Confident Over Financial Health
While generally optimistic about their finances, some continue to worry about the state of their retirement, finds TruStage
Bipartisan Bill to Widen Savings Access for Young Employees
A new bill introduced by Rep. Brittany Pettersen would revise ERISA to expand retirement savings access for workers 18 to 21 years old
Selecting Right Investments, Budgeting for Retirement Among Top Financial Tasks
The data from Hearts & Wallets found that 60% of U.S. households sought professional advice for at least one financial task in 2024
Retirement Planning and Personal Finance Still Top Stressors for Americans
Nearly half of workers are particularly stressed about not having enough income in retirement, reports Guardian
401(k) Participants Regret Not Saving Earlier
On average, Americans wish they began saving for retirement in their early 20s, finds Voya
Investors Report Fewer Market Insecurities in 2024
A dwindling number of Americans report market fears or the potential of a 2024 recession, reports Allianz Life
Why are employees not participating in their 401(k)s?
Tackling three roadblocks to retirement plan participation
TIAA Report Connects Retirement Confidence to Fluency
A new benchmark for Financial Literacy Month gauges how well participants understand Social Security, Medicare, and other retirement savings topics
Q&A with MFS’ Jeri Savage: Plan Sponsor, Participant Surveys Uncover New Opportunities for Advisors
Boston-based investment manager’s lead retirement specialist details current pain points and what plan advisors can do to alleviate them
401(k) Benefits Undervalued by Employers
Research from Guideline shows that only 36% of plan sponsors would rate 401(k) plans within their top three workplace benefits