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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then invested, and the growth is typically tax-deferred (in a traditional 401(k)) or tax-free (in a Roth 401(k)) until withdrawn in retirement.
HSAs Continue Their Retirement Plan Romp
InvestorSELECT HSA offers first-dollar investing, nearly 400 funds, and no transaction fees, making HSAs more flexible than ever.
What Americans Put Before Financial Security is Just Depressing
Americans really love their smartphones, just one of the items they put before financial security. They might also…
How to Ensure Better 401(k) Participant Outcomes
401(k) Participant Outcomes improve with insights from Lee Topley of Unified Trust. Discover strategies to boost participant results.
What to Evaluate in an HSA Provider Partner
Providers of health savings accounts have not taken a one-size-fits-all approach. It's unclear, however, if employers understand important differentiators.
What’s OneAmerica Doing With Its Retirement Plan Accounts?
The impact of the fiduciary rule continues, and OneAmerica is the latest company to make adjustments to better…
One Heck of a Participant Outcome Story
[Cover story: Issue 2, 2017] Worried about the pace of demographic and regulatory change in the retirement plan space?…
My Big Problem with Target Date Funds: Opinion
We have stringent labeling requirements with consumer and food products. If they’re “Made in the USA” they must…
401k Fiduciary Rule Gets Final Review Before Friday Fanfare
Labor Secretary Alexander Acosta announced Wednesday that the Office of Management and Budget put out a request for information…
Why It’s Time to Look at Cash Balance Retirement Plans
Mega-recordkeeper and retirement plan provider Ascensus announced Tuesday that it has acquired Kravitz as part of a broader…
401(k) Tort Terror Schlichter Defeated by Chevron
Chevron 401k lawsuit ends as judge rules against plaintiffs, dismissing claims of conflicts, excessive fees, and fiduciary breaches.