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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.
Americans Like Workplace Benefits, But …
Employee benefits financial security report reveals gaps in access and education for lower-income workers across America.
Top 5 (Luxurious) Retirement Communities in the U.S.
As 401(k) participants approach retirement age, concerns undoubtedly shift away from optimal asset allocation and appropriate contribution rates toward…
HSAs and 401(k)s: Not an ‘Either/Or’ Discussion
HSA and 401(k) contributions work better together, with participants saving more when contributing to both plans instead of one.
As 401(k) Turns 40, It’s Time for a Facelift
The modern 401(k) turns 40-years-old this year. What started as a change in the law to prevent company…
How to Sell and Deliver a Financial Wellness Program
Financial wellness. Financial literacy. Retirement readiness. These loosely-defined buzzwords have been cropping up across the world wide web…
Race to Financial Wellness: 4.01k Fun Run to Happen in Multiple Cities
Join the 4.01k Race for Financial Fitness—a fun way to boost your financial health and learn the importance of 401ks.
Fixed 401(k)-Plan Fees Finally Surface
Fixed Fee 401k offers transparent pricing with flat fees, helping small to mid-sized plans reduce costs and improve retirement outcomes.
Has Enrollment in HSA-Eligible Health Plans Stalled?
It’s concerning, but makes sense when the reasons are examined. Despite the recent spotlight on HSAs, new research…
How Do Retirees Really Feel About Annuities?
Love ‘em or hate ‘em, retirees feel more secure with them. A new LIMRA study finds retiree annuity owners feel confident they are more likely to afford retirement.
Why Reining in Retirement Regulators is Rule No. 1
We’ll stipulate the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau could be a force for good in theory, but corralling an…