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401(k) Financial Wellness
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401(k) financial wellness, in the context of a 401(k), means having the confidence and security of knowing your finances are in good shape and you’re on track for your long-term financial goals, including retirement. This involves managing your money well, being prepared for unexpected expenses, and having a plan for the future.
Protecting Retirement Savings with Emergency Funds
We may find ourselves greeting other people with elbow bumps, working from home, and having a whole new appreciation for emergency fund savings accounts.
Major League Baseball Team Suspends 401(k) Employer Match
Whether or not professional baseball will be played this season is still undecided, but one team is positioning…
Confidence in Retirement Plans High Despite Coronavirus Crisis
Much has changed since January when the Employee Benefit Research Institute fielded its annual Retirement Confidence Survey (RCS).…
3 in 10 Americans Have Recently Tapped Emergency Funds
“Smoke ’em if you got ’em,” the saying goes, and many Americans are doing just that when it…
Financially Illiterate Miss Out on 401k Matching Contributions
It’s easy enough to see how someone who is not particularly financially literate might not realize the benefit…
Shake Shack Gives Back $10 Million PPP Loan
Burger joint Shake Shack announced on Sunday that it will return its $10 million loan obtained through the…
Help in Sorting Through Financial Wellness Solutions
“What do you mean when you say financial wellness?” It’s a question central in the retirement plan space…
Voya Launches HSA ‘Digital Assistant’ for Participants
Voya Financial is helping participants with the “where and how” of health savings account (HSA) investing by launching…
Americans’ Financial Literacy Improving, but Sizable Knowledge Gap Persists
A new survey finds individuals with greater financial literacy are much more likely to be able to cope…
Consumer Confidence Drops 31 Points in One Quarter
A new LIMRA study finds distressing, yet unsurprising, findings. Just 25% of Americans have a favorable view of…