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A 401(k) is an employer-sponsored retirement savings plan that allows employees to contribute a portion of their pre-tax or after-tax income towards retirement. These contributions are then invested, and the growth is typically tax-deferred (in a traditional 401(k)) or tax-free (in a Roth 401(k)) until withdrawn in retirement.
Generational ‘Differences’ Are More of the Same
Gen Z (born after 1995), the first generation to grow up as true digital natives, is now entering…
Many Small Businesses Don’t Understand Retirement Plan Options
Small businesses are an essential part of the American economy. They spark innovation, drive competition and employ many…
How and Why to Partner with a Financial Wellness Provider
If you are in the 401k or Wealth Management industry, financial wellness will need to become an important…
The ‘A, B, C and D’ of Future 401k Technology: Broadridge Matrix Conference
A tech-focused panel discussion Monday morning at Broadridge’s GetConnected2019 conference in Keystone, Colorado unsurprisingly kicked off with an anecdote…
Will Your Target-Date Fund Trigger a Fiduciary Lawsuit?
Target-date funds may be the ticking time bomb of ERISA litigation. There are major differences among target-date funds,…
How to ‘Navigate to Next’ in the 401k Industry: Broadridge Matrix Conference
“If there’s one thing we want you to take away, it’s that as advisors, you must be nimble…
5 Strategies to Demonstrate You’re the Right Client Fit
“Differentiation” is a term frequently used in sales. Advisors have been trained to search out and sell their…
4 Steps Employees Should Take to Stop 401(k) Leaks
Fixing 401(k) Leakage starts with building financial wellness. Learn the 3 crucial steps to plug the leaky bucket and secure your retirement.
Do Massive Equity Outflows Signal Tough Times Ahead?
U.S. equity fund outflows reached their worst since 2018, as passive funds gained inflows and active funds saw major declines.
Millennials Say Life More Stressful Than In Previous Generations
How much is too much? Or rather, what amount of optimal income would make us happy and stress-free?…