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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then invested, and the growth is typically tax-deferred (in a traditional 401(k)) or tax-free (in a Roth 401(k)) until withdrawn in retirement.
Retirement Security Takes Top Spot in Election Fight
Forget North Korea and Stormy Daniels—retirement security is the top issue employees want candidates to discuss on the…
Are Americans Doing Better Financially? Or Spending More Recklessly?
Millennials may be delaying major milestones due to financial concerns, but apparently, that’s not the case for many…
Skittish 401(k) Participants Head for ‘Safe’ Money in April
The Alight Solutions 401(k) Index found that 401(k) participants who made trades in April generally moved from equity…
Health Savings Accounts Get Their Own Designation
Formal training on health savings accounts seems like a good idea—and Access Point HSA is on it, offering…
How Long Will a $1 Million 401(k) Last?
Retirement cost by state shows where $1 million lasts longest. Discover the best states to stretch retirement savings further.
Design to Double: How to Properly Grow a 401k Business
“I want to double my practice in three to five years.” It’s something many advisors, including myself, often…
Meeting the Unarticulated Needs of 401(k) Plan Participants
Discover how personalized defined contribution strategies use data and tech to anticipate participant needs and enhance retirement outcomes.
Voya Makes Major Nonqualified Deferred Comp Acquisition
A big announcement at the latter part of last week as Voya Financial announced Friday that it has entered…
Why We Might Never Get A Fiduciary Rule
'There is a good possibility, due to significant pushback, that the SEC's version might never fully come to pass,' says Fi360's Blaine Aikin.
Securian Makes It Easier for Small Businesses to Offer 401(k)s
With American unemployment at its lowest rate since the year 2000—just 3.9 percent—employers of all sizes are finding…