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401(k) Technology
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401(k) Technology is rapidly transforming the 401(k) retirement landscape, offering increased efficiency, enhanced security, and a more personalized experience for both plan sponsors and participants. Examples of 401(k) technology are automated record keeping and administration and increased security. Technology is playing a vital role in making 401(k) plans more efficient, accessible, and personalized, ultimately aiming to improve retirement outcomes for participants and streamline management for plan sponsors and administrators alike.
Digital Advice Cheaper, But Investors Still Value 401k Advisors
It goes to the heart of the fiduciary issue—is cheaper better? The question is now spilling over into…
New ‘Plan’ to Calm Fiduciary Rule Angst
With the impending date of the DOL Fiduciary Rule less than six months away, industry heavyweights SEI Advisor…
Robo Relax: More 401(k) Participants Combine Tech and Advisors
They want advice and they don’t care where they get it. In another sign robo and traditional advisors…
How to Address (Never-Ending) Millennial 401(k) Demands
It’s isn’t easy, but well-worth it for 401(k) advisors who figure it out. Riskalyze product manager Dane Kurtz clues…
Is Adoption of 401k Auto-Enrollment Decreasing?
When it comes 401(k) auto enrollment, most industry observers seem to agree that it’s a good thing. Unfortunately, recent…
How to Get ‘Sniper Like’ Attention from 401(k) Prospects
Ted Speaker and 401(k) digital marketing expert Jeremiah Desmarias takes us through the effective techniques to increase 401(k)…
David Reich on LPL’s Response to 401(k) Fiduciary Rule
How should financial wellness be defined, where are we headed in 401(k) tech, and why aren’t we sick…
4.9 Million Reasons for Advisors to Use Social Media
Maybe Sheri Fitts is wrong. The popular social media marketing (social selling) expert in the 401(k) space routinely…
401k Technology Freak-Out: What’s Next For Advisors?
Are 401(k) participant websites obsolete? As preposterous as it sounds, there’s precedent for asking. Moore’s Law marches on,…
New 401(k) Content for Advisors on the Go
If you have time to kill and are sick of seeing the Kardashians, the Plan Sponsor Council of America…