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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then invested, and the growth is typically tax-deferred (in a traditional 401(k)) or tax-free (in a Roth 401(k)) until withdrawn in retirement.
Set Aside Socialist Stupidity to Better Serve 401(k) Savers
Major props to Jamie Dimon for kicking it up a notch. After exposing AOC’s New Green Deal for…
Shock (Not)! Retirees Have Negative Outlook Toward Bitcoin
A new survey of 1,000 American retirees revealed that the vast majority either don’t know what Bitcoin is,…
Weekend Wackiness: Lottery Retirement Plans, Dave Ramsey Fanatics and More
Time for some more Friday 401(k) Fun with another roundup of the absurd and offbeat, courtesy of a…
Don’t Forget to Focus on the ‘Why’: Sheri Fitts
Emotional appeals matter, but how do 401k advisors genuinely connect? The marketing maven explains.
How Do Recordkeepers Really Feel About 401k Financial Wellness?
While the term financial wellness can be ambiguous (or not), at its most fundamental level it emphasizes holistic…
How to ‘Adapt’ to Adaptive 401(k) Selling
What's your 'Myers Briggs type of score' and why does it matter? Cuna Mutual Retirement Solutions' Randy Fuss explains.
What’s Happening With 401(k) Firm M&A?
Dave Reich, National President, Retirement with HUB International clues us in on why it's happening, and how big it is.
Why Content Marketing is Key to Advisor Retirement Plan Success
What is 'Influence to inbound' and why does it matter? 401(k) Marketing CMO Rebecca Hourihan clues us in.
‘Never Seen More Interest In Helping End-Participants’: Fi360’s Matt Wolniewicz
Explore key fiduciary insights from the 20th FI360 Conference, featuring industry leaders like Matt Wolniewicz on investor protection.
Crushing Debt Killing 401(k) Saving
Ripple effect of debt impacts 401(k) savings, as student loans and credit cards drive early withdrawals and redefine success.