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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then invested, and the growth is typically tax-deferred (in a traditional 401(k)) or tax-free (in a Roth 401(k)) until withdrawn in retirement.
BlackRock’s Kapito: ‘You Can’t Invest For the Future In the Future’
BlackRock’s annual Global Investor Pulse Survey got a nice consumer “awareness” boost with a segment featuring president Rob…
Fi360 Reinforces Stable Value Research with Latest Acquisition
Research nerds rejoice—Fi360 announced Thursday that it has completed an agreement with Blue Prairie Group to acquire the…
A Health Savings Account ‘Call to Arms’
PSCA, part of the American Retirement Association (ARA), has opened its first annual HSA benchmarking survey.
GAO: U.S. Should Re-Evaluate Retirement Financing
Nation’s retirement system needs comprehensive evaluation to better promote future retirement security and stave off potential insolvencies.
Concerns Over 401k Regs, Low Fees Spark CIT Growth
Their fees might be lower than their mutual fund counterparts, but smaller advisors must have scale. Collective investment…
Employees Hungry for 401k-Like Plans to Tackle Student Loan Debt
College is known for creating hangovers, but few are more painful than the financial ones caused by student…
Top Politico Pushes For More Retirement Plan Protection
Debate rages over the extent of America’s retirement crisis (and if one exists at all), but Senator Susan…
A Serious Drive to Better Financial Wellness
Recent 401(k) Specialist cover subject Jamie Linkowski pointed to potential disaster that comes from a financial wellness fail.…
‘Bond King’ Bill Gross Bows Out, Announces Retirement
Bill Gross, legendary fixed-income investor and founder of PIMCO, announced his retirement Monday at the age of 74.…
Too Many Workers Unaware of Retirement Saving Tax Credit
Are participants leaving (tax) money on the table? So it would appear, according to Transamerica Center for Retirement…