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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.
Bad News for 401(k) Savers?
401(k) retirement savings often fall short, leaving many nearing retirement unprepared despite rising balances and growing IRA assets.
Fidelity Chair Johnson Explains Shocking Fee Change
More about Fidelity International’s surprise announcement last week that it will charge lower fees for underperformance and higher fees…
What Nobel Laureate Thaler Told Us About 401(k)s
Behavioral economics’ impact is primarily felt in retirement plan participation and administration, something famed University of Chicago professor Richard…
What Are Top 401(k) Advisors Doing About Participant Outcomes?
Participant outcomes are what it’s all about, so what are top advisors doing to ensure an affordable quality…
9 Steps to Writing an Effective 401(k) Blog
Write a blog with confidence. Follow these simple steps to create, publish, and promote engaging articles that attract readers.
Two Tech Bigs Team for ‘Digital 401(k)’ Experience
FinTech giants Vestwell and Riskalyze announced a new joint offering at the Fearless Investing Summit in Lake Tahoe on Thursday.…
4 Ingredients in Successful Financial Wellness Programs
Financial wellness programs empower employees to tackle financial challenges today, improving savings and preparing for retirement tomorrow.
What Do Workers Think of State-Sponsored Retirement Plans?
Should government get (more) involved in retirement planning? Yes, if a new survey from The Pew Charitable Trusts…
401(k) Advisors Get Boost With Compliant Texting Capabilities
More than 80 percent of Americans text regularly, making it the fastest and easiest way to communicate, according to Pew…
More Diversification in Target-Date Fund Options
While the number of target-date funds has grown significantly in recent years, their “overall construct has largely stayed the same."