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Retirement, as defined by the law, encompasses two distinct aspects. Firstly, it refers to the voluntary fulfillment of an obligation or payment of a debt. Secondly, it involves the act of giving up one’s work, position, or professional activities.
Missing Participants and Fiduciary Responsibilities: A Risk for TPAs
The Department of Labor (DOL) is aggressively investigating the practices and procedures of plan sponsors with respect to…
How Did 401(k) ‘Trading’ Fare in November?
401(k) Trading Activity showed November inflows to stable value funds, equity gains, and positive returns after a volatile October.
Lawsuit Seeks to Remove Killer as Victim’s 401k Beneficiary
A shocking and horrific crime was made worse with the news that a murder victim had named her…
Video Works Well to Attract New 401(k) Clients, If…
Value of Video discussion with Alan Gross of GSM Marketing talks with 401(k) Specialist out the elements of a successful shoot.
Friend or Financial Expert—Who Gives Better 401(k) Advice?
Sounds crazy (and hardly surprising), but too many participants get their financial advice from family and friends with…
7 Taboo Topics Americans Put Before Money
Money taboo keeps people from discussing earnings, debt, and savings. Break the money taboo and start healthy financial conversations.
How to Get 401(k) Advisors More Focused on Client-Facing Activities
Learn strategies for 401(k) advisors to enhance client-facing time with insights on technology and data-sharing from the Excel 401(k) conference.
Transamerica Launches Website for Spanish-Speaking Participants
In almost every way, the Hispanic population in America—nearly 58 million strong—is doing better money-wise than their non-Hispanic…
The ‘Next Level’ of 401(k) Financial Wellness
There's no on silver bullet to get us there. 401(k) Specialist speaks with Joe DeNoyior of Washington Financial Group on the topic of financial wellness.
How to Really Reach Younger Investors and Plan Participants
If you know any millennials, it shouldn’t be a surprise. Younger savers aren’t convinced of the value provided…