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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.
Americans Really Like Their 401(k) Plans: ICI
'Americans value the discipline and investment opportunity that 401k plans represent'
Workers Reevaluate What They Want From Employers
New report from Franklin Templeton reveals that traditional retirement indicators remain less important, while living comfortably and independently are top financial concerns
Partnership Launches Hedge Fund Benchmarks for DC Plans
DCALTA’s and PivotalPath’s new indices aim to better assess market net-of-fee performance, volatility, and risk management
U.S. Workers Want Earlier Retirement and Stable Income
Rising costs of retirement have workers’ focused on income sources and contemplating best time to retire
Retirement Plan Enrollment Improves, but Support is Lacking
Retirement plan enrollment may be ticking upwards, but overall, guidance for participants throughout the process is in need of attention
Pension Plans Cheaper than 401(k)s, Report Argues
'The cost differences are a key consideration for employers and policymakers'
Financial Wellness Programs Increase Financial Confidence
TIAA report finds financial wellness programs are increasing employee financial confidence and easing retirement concerns of Americans.
TSP Fund Performance 2021: C Fund Leads Way
The federal government’s Thrift Savings Plan released year-end 2021 figures, showing gains for all portfolios except the F Fund
Parents Sacrifice Retirement to Save for Kids’ College
Families face difficult budgeting choices when they simultaneously fund two major life events: college tuition for their children and saving for retirement
Bob Doll’s 10 Predictions for 2022: Politics, Pandemics, and Inflation
'2022 will likely be more challenging for investors,' Doll writes.