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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 Prioritize Immediate Needs Over Saving for Retirement
While women are demonstrating greater financial confidence, a new survey finds getting women to put a higher priority…
Demystifying Providing Planning and Advisory Services to Women
Fi360’s Bridge Initiative Webinar Working with women is different than working with men, both in the boardroom and…
‘New’ Podcast Highlights Female Innovators in Financial Services
Leave it to a marketing maven to hit upon a really great podcast title—Women Rocking Wall Street. In…
Tech Not Scary to Women Advisors
Scared by the rise of artificial intelligence and the robo-advisor? Not the top-earning female financial advisors at Edward…
‘Divide and Conquer’ Approach to Managing Finances Fails Women
Women are not taking an equal role to men in planning their financial futures, and research shows it…
Women to Financial Advisors: ‘Do Better’
A third of women separated, divorced or widowed in the past five years feel patronized by financial advisors,…
5 Ways the New Congress Can Boost Women’s Retirement Security
Max Richtman notes the sheer number of females sworn into the 116th Congress, and how it provides increased…
Closing the Retirement Gender Gap: What your clients need to know about women and investing
Discover Financial Wellness for Women with MassMutual's innovative tools and resources aimed at closing the retirement gender gap.
Report: Single Women Are Aging Into Poverty
Single Women Wealth Gap report reveals systemic barriers limiting financial security for women ages 45–65, with racial inequities.
Women Still Miss Out on Major Investment Returns
More than a third (35 percent) of women report they have $50,000 or more sitting in savings, according…