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401(k) Research/Tools
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401(k) research/tools encompass resources and information to help individuals understand, manage, and optimize their 401(k) retirement savings plans. This includes information on plan types, investment options, contribution strategies, tax implications, and withdrawal rules, as well as tools for comparing plans, tracking performance, and projecting retirement income.
Retirement Savings Gaps Widen Along Racial, Ethnic Lines
T. Rowe Price’s new study points to employers having opportunity to positively impact racial, ethnic and overall retirement savings gaps through plan access and plan design
Women Take Control of Retirement Planning, Investments
A new report says that a sizable number of women--94%--play a role in a couple’s retirement planning
Heavy 401(k) Trading Seen Amid Global Unrest: Alight
It's a stark contrast from 2021
Record Growth of CITs Spurs Rebound of Contributions to Target-Date Strategies
Morningstar report finds lower costs lead to “remarkable advance” of collective investment trusts
401(k) Advice a Key Part of ‘Offboarding’ Process
Amid “Great Resignation,” helping departing employees transfer their retirement plan assets leads to positive exits, new research finds
Virtual 401(k) Education Rises, In-Person Sessions Sharply Drop
Virtual retirement education is here to stay, according to a new report from Schwab
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 ...'
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
Senior Americans Feel Retirement Heat
Citing inflation, the pandemic and lack of employer support, seniors are looking for retirement help–and worry about future generations
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