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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.
Financial Wellness Freak-Out: Many Fear Debt More than COVID
When nearly 40% of Americans fear credit card debt more than the coronavirus, it might be a problem.…
Americans’ Financial Satisfaction Bounces Back with Record Rally
2020 has been an “economic seesaw,” putting Americans’ personal financial satisfaction through the largest swing in the last…
401(k) DCIOs on Track for ‘Remarkable’ Year, Despite COVID
Good news in DCIO. The Defined Contribution Investment-Only (DCIO) market is projected to total $5.3 trillion at year-end…
Episode 11—Former EBSA Head Preston Rutledge on ESG, Missing Participants, Fiduciary and More
The former Assistant Secretary of the Department of Labor and current founder of Rutledge Policy Group, a new…
Too Many Choices Hinder Advisor Tech Adoption
Fewer choices, more adoption? Moderate levels of choice may encourage greater advisor fintech adoption, according to Cerulli Associates.…
Retirement Saving No. 1 Contributor to ‘Financial Resiliency’
Even in today’s economic environment, saving for retirement is still the top priority for most people. It’s also…
A New 401(k) Solution for Small Businesses
JPMorgan Small Business 401(k) offers affordable retirement solutions for small business owners and employees with Everyday 401(k).
2020 Top HSA Plan Providers Evaluated
Morningstar is out with its annual assessment of the most prominent Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) available to individuals.…
‘Best Places to Retire in the U.S.’ List has a New No. 1
Florida took a majority of the top 25 spots, sweeps the top three in U.S. News & World Report’s new “2020-21 Best Places to Retire” rankings.
Far Out: What If Timothy Leary Was a 401(k) Plan Sponsor?
In the 1960s, counterculture guru Timothy Leary urged a generation to “turn on, tune in, and drop out.” …