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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.
Do Millennials Really Have it Tough in 401(k) Saving?
Millennial retirement challenges include lower wages, fewer benefits, and reduced Social Security, making saving for the future harder.
Top 10 Industries with the Best 401(k) Plans
Little surprise, bean counters have the best 401(k) plans. Judy Diamond Associates is out with its third annual…
How Would 401(k) Savers React to Another Market Drop?
Considerable stock market swings tend to stir up 401(k) participants’ financial fears, or at the very least renew their focus on money matters. So, how are Americans reacting in the wake of recent market volatility?
What Happened With 401(k) Assets in the Fourth Quarter?
U.S. retirement assets rose to $27.9 trillion, highlighting strong growth across 401(k), IRA, and other retirement plans.
How to Get People ‘Lined-Up Around the Corner’ for HSAs
Discover HSA tax reform insights and why HSAs remain a smart retirement savings tool with better tax advantages than 401(k)s.
Financial Confidence Abounds Among Serious 401(k) Savers
Financial Confidence Investors feel secure about money, planning ahead, and overcoming setbacks with long-term financial success.
How Bad is the 401(k) ‘Missing Participant’ Problem?
Research finds 1 in 5 retirement plan accounts has a stale address due to participant moves. Auto portability can help solve this.
How Are 401(k) Plan Sponsors ‘Encouraging’ Participation?
Explore how 401(k) plan features like auto-enrollment, employer contributions, and target-date funds drive employee participation.
U.S. Workers: Reducing Debt Trumps Desire to Grow 401k Savings
America Saves Week may be winding down, but if a recent survey is indicative of anything, it’s that…
Differences Shrink Between DC and DB Plan Returns
DC plan returns are rising, narrowing the gap with DB funds as improved design and lower costs boost performance over time.