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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then invested, and the growth is typically tax-deferred (in a traditional 401(k)) or tax-free (in a Roth 401(k)) until withdrawn in retirement.
Alarming Percentage of Workers Think Pandemic Will Impact Path to Retirement
Nearly two-thirds of workers anticipate the COVID-19 pandemic will impact their path to retirement, according to results released…
Financial Wellness Prioritized by Workers in Pandemic
While financial stress has certainly increased overall this past year, the pressure and uncertainty of the COVID-19 crisis…
Former EBSA Head Rutledge Challenges Private Equity Critics
Former Assistant Secretary of the Department of Labor Preston Rutledge on Tuesday reiterated his belief that the controversial…
SECURE Act 2.0 Legislation Introduced—And Wow!
Expand auto-enrollment, provide incentives for small businesses to offer plans, increase the RMD age to 75, allow for…
‘Getting Back to Normal’ Trumps Dealing with 401ks in Minds of Plan Sponsors
With so much on their plate trying to get their business back to “normal” these days, plan sponsors…
A ‘Serious Shift’ in Mindset for the 401(k) Industry
What does the most “optimistic optimist” say about 2020, and what one question does every advisor need to…
EvoShare, BPAS Team to Introduce Cashback Provider IRARewards
Fintech is turning impulse spending into impulse saving, using our inherent biases and bad behavior to our advantage…
GRPAA’s Owen Joins HUB International Retirement and Private Wealth
HUB International announced Monday that James Owen has joined as Director of Business Development of its Retirement and…
Financial Wellness Freak-Out: Many Fear Debt More than COVID
When nearly 40% of Americans fear credit card debt more than the coronavirus, it might be a problem.…
Americans’ Financial Satisfaction Bounces Back with Record Rally
2020 has been an “economic seesaw,” putting Americans’ personal financial satisfaction through the largest swing in the last…