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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.
4 Really Bad Findings from New 401(k) Study
Employees have no idea what they’re doing, and do not feel good about it. Robo disruptor Betterment for…
What Do Baby Boomers Think of 401(k) Retirement Tech?
Score one for robo advisors. Millennials and baby boomers place an equal value on the importance of apps…
Betterment Teams With Uber to Drive Retirement Saving
How do you map a better plan for saving and investment? How do you ensure your retirement isn’t…
Capital One launches Low-Cost, ETF 401(k)
401(k) advisors, listen up—Capital One wants what’s in your wallet. The credit-card giant announced Tuesday that it has…
2 Ways to Reach (Really Reach) 21st Century 401(k) Participants
Due to the constant evolution of technology, many in the 401(k) industry are slow to adapt and are…
Today’s Best Tools for 401(k) Prospecting—Part 2
401(k) prospecting blends sales and marketing into a dynamic duo, each complementing the other like yin and yang…
Another Major Fund Company Buys 401(k) Robo Advisor
Betterment’s trouble with Brexit might have given the industry (and regulators) pause, but robo advice, including within 401(k)s,…
Riskalyze Makes (Another) Big 401(k) Disruption Announcement
Riskalyze—the industry upstart that’s quickly evolving—announced Wednesday that it has released the latest version of its popular Autopilot…
Millennials Ditch 401(k) Advisors for 401(k) Apps
Hey! Guy with the man bun, hipster beard and skinny red jeans—not cool. Millennials are ditching advisors (including…
Is this it for the 401(k) Asset Management Space?
Asset management remains profitable, but managers must work hard to stay relevant as technology and the popularity of…