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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then invested, and the growth is typically tax-deferred (in a traditional 401(k)) or tax-free (in a Roth 401(k)) until withdrawn in retirement.
Light 401(k) Trading in November: Alight Solutions
It follows similar activity in October, in which a skyrocketing market didn’t sway participants
Defined Contribution Real Estate AUM Rapidly Increases
Investors cited diversification, risk-adjusted returns and inflation as the primary reasons for investing in real estate
401(k) News Briefs: Lincoln Financial Adds Income America; OneAmerica Teams with Morningstar
Participants in Lincoln National’s 401k will be able to convert savings into guaranteed income for life; OneAmerica deal with Morningstar Investment Management means more personalized advice for retirement plan accounts
A Brief History of 401(k) Auto Portability (and Why it Matters)
It's at least eight years in the making
Retirement Plan Access is An Issue, Coverage is Not
Disparities in retirement savings and household wealth affect individuals of all races and ethnicities.
Gen Z, Millennials Using Social Media for Financial Advice
Younger generations are inhibited by lack of guidance when it comes to retirement planning, says NAPFA
Group Plan Systems’ Pete Swisher on a Major Fiduciary Gap that Must be Closed
Anyone who knows Pete Swisher knows that he’s the go-to resource for anything fiduciary and pooled plan-related. His…
ESG Investments Will Skyrocket by 2030: Report
Yet 'greenwashing' has emerged as a key reputational risk that firms must address
How to Address Racial Disparities in Retirement Saving
'The poverty rate among Black and Hispanic Americans is 20% and 17%, compared to 8% among non-Hispanic whites'
Workers Put More Into Retirement Savings Than Previous Year
New study from Empower Retirement says the “catalyzing” effect of the COVID-19 pandemic changed the way Americans manage their money