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401(k) Women Participants
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401(k) women participants are female employees who contribute to and hold retirement savings in employer-sponsored 401(k) plans. They may vary by age, income, career stage, and financial goals, but all are actively building retirement security through these tax-advantaged accounts.
Women’s Retirement Becoming Even Riskier Amid COVID
One in four women workers who are employed or recently unemployed say their confidence in their ability to…
Employers Taking Financial Wellness Much More Seriously Today
Perhaps it’s no big surprise that employers are more concerned about their employees’ financial wellness today than they…
ARA Launches Women in Retirement Council
Women in Retirement Council supports equality, leadership, and mentorship for women in the retirement plan industry.
Survey Finds 1 in 3 Saved $0 for Retirement in Past Year
A frightening one in three Americans saved $0 for retirement in the past year according to the May…
Women’s Wage Gap Woes Worsen in Retirement
The wage gap has implications for women that expand well beyond their time on the job. While men…
How the Gender Pay Gap Persists Into Retirement
Older women receive just 83% of the retirement income older men receive, with new research finding that caregiving,…
19 Facts that Illuminate Women’s Retirement Risks
Only 12% of women workers are “very” confident that they will be able to fully retire with a…
6 Facts About Selling to Female Decision-Makers
When being briefed on a finals presentation that I was coaching, the gentleman leading the sales team said,…
Women Pessimistic About Markets, Overall Economy
While women investors are slightly more likely than men investors to have an optimistic financial outlook for 2019…
‘Financial Confidence’ of Women on Decline
Women financial confidence lags despite rising wealth, education, and empowerment, according to the 2019 Allianz Life study.