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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then invested, and the growth is typically tax-deferred (in a traditional 401(k)) or tax-free (in a Roth 401(k)) until withdrawn in retirement.
Department of Labor Recovered a Hefty Amount for Participants
EBSA’s Benefits Advisors closed more than 175,000 inquiries
Most Americans Strongly Support State-Run Retirement Programs
New National Institute on Retirement Security research finds Millennials particularly supportive of state-based auto-IRA programs to help those lacking workplace plans
Colorado, New Mexico First to Partner on State-Run IRA Program
“Historic” partnership agreement creates the first auto-enroll IRA multi-state program in the country
Racial Disparities Rise with Income, EBRI Research Finds
While workers overall rate work-life balance positively, higher-income Black and Hispanic workers are less likely to say work-life balance at their company is excellent
Fidelity Launches Product to Help Near Retirees Convert 401(k), 403(b) Funds into Guaranteed Income
New digital solution provides workers with flexibility to choose amount of pension-like retirement payments
Which Financial Firms Shine (and Shrink) in Customer Satisfaction?
Overall, Americans’ dissatisfaction with most financial services has halted
Transamerica, FuturePlan Team for New Pooled Retirement Plan Solution
FuturePlan serves as the third-party administrator and 3(16), while Transamerica is the plan’s recordkeeper
Why Cash Balance Plans are Sophisticated, Effective and Incredibly Frustrating
'It's going to be a hot topic for many years to come,' says Jake Rushton
Global ETF Assets Top $10 Trillion
North America accounts for 65% of total AUM for all ETFs
Graff’s Path: The ARA CEO on Bipartisanship, the Coverage Gap and What’s Next for the Organization
Graff joined us to discuss his anniversary and his achievements but true to form he preferred to keep the focus on the ARA.