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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then invested, and the growth is typically tax-deferred (in a traditional 401(k)) or tax-free (in a Roth 401(k)) until withdrawn in retirement.
How Big Are Managed Accounts in 401(k)s?
DC Managed Accounts show strong growth in retirement plans, offering holistic solutions and shaping the future of defined contribution.
How is 401(k) Record Keeper Consolidation Affecting the Industry?
Retirement plan solutions are evolving with transparency, fiduciary focus, and innovation to address consolidation and compliance needs.
Why It Pays to Take the Retirement Plan Toll Road
Many years ago, I lived in Boston on a meager salary. Every workday, I would jump into my…
More Solutions Simplify Small-Biz 401(k)s
Small Business 401(k) solutions from MassMutual offer affordable pricing, fiduciary support, and turnkey plans with Aviator and Aviator Pro
2018 TAPO Judge: Tony Mingo’s Next-Level Fintech
If you’re looking for a financial wellness and education platform that actually works (who isn’t) vWise is it.
NYT Targets Trump Taxes, Hits 401(k)s Instead
Trump tax strategies face scrutiny, yet remain legal and common among the wealthy, sparking debate over media bias and fairness.
FINRA’s 7 Myths About Millennials and Money
Millennials now account for more of the workforce than any other generation. With paychecks to spend and responsibilities…
How Low Expected Returns Impact 401(k) Participant Behavior
New Normal Economy reshapes saving, work, and retirement plans as lower returns drive changes in behavior across education levels.
401k Advisors: Adopt This Aviation Pioneer’s 3 Principles for Success
To succeed in life, you don’t need to have it all figured out—about 80 percent is acceptable. It’s…
Fred Reish: A Baseline for Acting in 401k Participants’ Best Interest
Uncover the significance of fiduciary duty in managing pension portfolios, as highlighted in the Sacerdote v. New York University case.