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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then invested, and the growth is typically tax-deferred (in a traditional 401(k)) or tax-free (in a Roth 401(k)) until withdrawn in retirement.
Lack of ESG Investing Definition Eludes, Frustrates Industry
Identifying a uniform definition of environmental, social and governance (ESG) investing is, of course, a major industry sticking…
HUD Secretary Carson Pitches ‘Opportunity Funds’: 2019 SALT Conference
“We’re presiding over a historic moment in our nation’s history, one of job creation, high employment, growth and…
No Surprise—Price Dominates 401(k) Target-Date Fund Market
Assets in target-date mutual funds shrank in 2018, but the overall market grew, as providers gathered assets into…
Reason No. 2,637 for a 401(k)
Social Security Benefits expectations differ: retirees get $1,408 monthly, future retirees expect $1,805. Survey shows key gaps.
Stephen Moore: ‘We Need 401(k)s, Not Social Security’
Stephen Moore, President Trump’s controversial pick for the Federal Reserve who last week withdrew his name from consideration,…
‘Does My Employer Offer a 401(k)?’ Too Many Americans Don’t Know
Despite a strong economy, only 25% of Americans feel ready for retirement, with many unsure about their retirement savings options.
ESG a ‘Race to the Top’ For Best Companies: 2019 SALT Conference
Despite record low unemployment and a strong economy, 60% of Americans say the country “is not working for them.' What's to be done?
Does Financial Wellness Actually Work? The Numbers Say …
Employee financial wellness program improves retirement preparedness, savings, and confidence, helping workers secure their financial future.
Help in Valuating a 401(k) Advisory Business
Accurately valuing an advisory business can be tricky. Thankfully, Christine Stokes and Nuveen are here to help.
What’s the Difference Between Fiduciary Insurance and a Fidelity Bond?
Plan administrators often ask me to explain the difference between a fidelity bond, which is required, and fiduciary…