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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then invested, and the growth is typically tax-deferred (in a traditional 401(k)) or tax-free (in a Roth 401(k)) until withdrawn in retirement.
It’s Official! 2021 ‘Top Advisor By Participant Outcomes’ Revealed at Wealth@wor(k)
This year’s theme, “Triumph in a Tough Year,” saw incredible creativity in the 12 top advisors in solving complex retirement plan issues
Who ‘Owns’ the Participant and How are They Monetized? Wealth@work 2021
'I challenge you to do this with your own book of business'
Financial Impact of 2008 Crash Outranks COVID-19 Crisis
New research from Nationwide shows that while investors are suffering financial fallout from the pandemic, the earlier market crash was worse--and they want professional financial help even more.
How to Deal with ‘Difficult’ 401k Committee Members: Wealth@wor(k) 2021
'These types of issues are more up-market than down-market, but as we all know, they are increasingly coming down-market'
Climate Change: Why Red-Hot 401(k) M&A is About to Get Hotter
It’s hardly news to note the red-hot M&A market in the 401(k)-advisory space, but Dick Darian tells us…
Music City Mojo: Wealth@wor(k) Kicks Off in Nashville
And, as always, the Retireholi(k)s will be on hand to do whatever it is that they do
‘Best Places to Retire’ Rankings Dominated by Two States
Latest U.S. News & World Report rankings skew heavily toward towns in Florida, Pennsylvania while West is completely absent from top 30
DOL’s Proposed ESG Rule ‘A Backdoor Rewrite of ERISA’: WSJ
'Your savings will be conscripted to advance the progressive agenda, whether you like it or not'
DCIO Experts Address Looming Industry Challenges, Opportunities: LNRS 2021
'We have to figure it out because there are big companies with big checkbooks that could put us out of business'
What Personalization Means for 401ks: LNRS 2021
Franklin Templeton's Yaqub Ahmed emphasized the case for collaboration and aggregation, arguing the industry overall cares about driving better coverage and outcomes