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Fidelity Investments
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Starbucks Adds Emergency Savings, Student Loan Debt Benefits
Coffee giant working with Fidelity, Tuition.io to brew up new financial wellness perks for its benefits menu
Parents Rank Saving for College Over Retirement
New Fidelity study finds more than 3 in 4 parents have started saving for college, yet concerns grow over inflation and rising college costs, leaving many less prepared to pay
Nearly Half of Plan Sponsors Considering Changing Advisors, Recordkeepers
Fidelity Investments’ Plan Sponsor Attitudes Study finds two in three plan sponsors say prospecting advisors have “piqued their interest”
Fidelity Q2 Analysis Shows Just How Hard Stock Losses Hit 401(k)s
Average account balances down 20% in a year, shrinking 401k millionaire ranks by a third. The good news? Balances declined less than the stock market during the second quarter
BlackRock Providing Bitcoin Exposure for Institutional Clients
Recent days have seen a partnership with Coinbase and news of a spot bitcoin trust for institutional clients in the U.S.
Performance-Based Target Date Lawsuits Cause Industry Concern
Fees charged for retirement plan services continue to attract attention—but with a twist
Fidelity’s ‘Bitcoin-in-401ks’ Plan Moving Forward Despite Questions from Senators
While a trio of Senators sent a letter this week to Fidelity questioning what they call an “immensely troubling” decision to allow 401k participants exposure to “an untested, highly volatile asset like Bitcoin,” plans to launch this fall remain on track
‘Crypto Winter’ Tests 401k Plan Participants’ Faith
Several challenges hit bitcoin that explain the bulk of the current bear market
401(k) Savers ‘Stay the Course’ Despite Market Volatility: Fidelity Q1 2022 Retirement Analysis
Average 401k account balances drop with market, but savings rate hits record high
Americans Dangerously Out of Touch with Retirement Healthcare Costs
2022 Fidelity Retiree Health Care Cost Estimate reveals Americans lowball expected costs by more than a quarter of a million dollars, meaning they will need 7x more than they expect