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401(k)
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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then invested, and the growth is typically tax-deferred (in a traditional 401(k)) or tax-free (in a Roth 401(k)) until withdrawn in retirement.
CAPTRUST Acquires $100 Billion Retirement Plan Consulting Firm
The acceleration of retirement advisory deals reflects many factors including increasing buyer demand and competition, strong deal terms, and improving buyer platforms
SEC Halts Ponzi Scheme Targeting Veterans’ Retirement Funds
Many fraudsters take advantage of the trust that having something in common creates, called affinity fraud
Diversity and Inclusion Key to Financial Wellness Programs
'Focusing on DE&I can help with attraction and retention of workers while helping promote a more equitable environment ...'
6 Important Takeaways from the First Year of Retirement
'People falsely imagine they'll spend less in retirement. I have never seen that to be consistently true'
Women Feel Off Track for Retirement
Nearly one-fifth of women say they are on the “wrong track” for retirement, based on a new Nationwide Retirement Institute survey, but are trying to find solutions
Managed Account Providers Well-Positioned for Decumulation Wave
They can help participants make prudent, informed decisions related to withdrawals, according to Cerulli
Senate Committee to Consider EBSA Nominee (Again)
Because the Senate failed to act before Congress adjourned for the holiday, the HELP committee must reapprove the nomination
Pandemic-Related Savings Reveal Worker Contradictions
A survey found reduced levels of worry, possibly correlated to pandemic-related savings—lower commuting, entertainment, leisure, and travel expenses
Pension Plans Cheaper than 401(k)s, Report Argues
'The cost differences are a key consideration for employers and policymakers'
The Wall Street Journal Takes Aim at Target-Date Funds
Is the advisor desire to use higher-cost managed accounts fueling TDF criticism?