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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.
Major Behavioral Determinant of 401(k) Saving Success
Over half of participants with a written plan increased their 401(k) contributions in the past year, compared to 33 percent of those without a written plan.
Vanguard’s Got a Succession Plan, Shouldn’t You?
A profession dedicated to retirement planning for others is notoriously awful at doing it for themselves. “The cobbler’s…
5 Tips for Better Employee 401(k) Education Meetings
Through behavioral finance and psychology research, much has been learned about how to motivate employees to save at higher rates for retirement.
The Real Cost of HSA Investment Fees
HSA fees differ from 401(k) plans, but the tax advantages often outweigh costs. Learn why HSAs may be smarter for long-term growth.
What it Takes to be a 401(k) ‘Super Saver’
They’re quirky, comfy and oh-so-entitled, but credit where credit is due. Millennials (at least some) are doing 401(k)s…
6 Reasons the 401k is a ‘Scam’ (Wait, What?)
We only publish this stuff to give retirement advisors an idea of what they’ll have to debunk when…
Ridiculously Bad Advice on the 4 Percent Retirement Rule
Boo on Business Insider for an irresponsible and downright awful article involving the 4 percent "safe" retirement withdrawal rule.
401k Fraud: Wife Steals Thousands from Husband’s Account
Talk about brotherly love. A woman’s sibling posed as her spouse to help her steal thousands of dollars…
Why Americans Trust in Their 401(k) Plans
401(k) plans help millions save with tax advantages, payroll deduction, and investment choices for long-term retirement security.
Bucking Trump, Oregon Launches State-Run Roth IRA
Oregon state retirement plan helps private workers save through payroll deductions despite federal opposition to state-run programs.