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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then invested, and the growth is typically tax-deferred (in a traditional 401(k)) or tax-free (in a Roth 401(k)) until withdrawn in retirement.
Wells Fargo Walloped With Massive Fine
Perennial whipping bank Wells Fargo finds itself on the receiving end of a colossal fine and more bad…
Proxy Votes for Corporate Directors Will be Influenced by Women
Board gender diversity is under investor scrutiny as major funds push for more women directors to boost corporate performance.
How Much Will a Couple Retiring in 2018 Need For Health Care Costs?
It’s another indication of why health care is increasingly crowding out 401k and retirement benefits when it comes…
Secretary Galvin Slams SEC Fiduciary Rule ‘Fail’
SEC Fiduciary Rule draws sharp criticism from William Galvin, who says it fails to protect investors’ best interests effectively.
401k Target Date CITs with ‘Built In’ Fiduciary Monitoring
Combine TDFs, CITs and fiduciary responsibility and it’s sure to get 401k advisor attention. Manning & Napier announced…
Pershing Launches 401(k) Plan Oversight Tool
On Monday, BNY Mellon’s Pershing today announced the launch of a new solution to help firms and plan…
Vestwell, Namely Collaborate for ‘All-in-One’ 401k Management Solution
Digital retirement platform Vestwell is teaming with human resource software startup Namely to provide employers and employees with a one-stop shop…
7 Signs of a Successful 401(k) Plan
Have your plan sponsor clients designed a successful 401(k) for their participants? A small number of factors can…
Surprise! How Fast Do Retirees ‘Decumulate’ 401(k)s?
How quickly do we blow through what often takes a lifetime to accumulate? The Employee Benefit Research Institute…
What Do 401(k) Consultants Want in Plan Services?
401(k) consultants want more retirement income products with liquidity inflation protection and no additional fiduciary risk. It’s part…