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Voya Financial, Inc. is a U.S.-based financial services company that specializes in retirement, employee benefits and investment management. Headquartered in New York City, it serves millions of individual and institutional clients through workplace retirement plans, supplemental health insurance, and asset-management solutions. The company emerged from ING Group’s U.S. operations and rebranded as Voya in 2014.
Voya Program Boosts Retirement Savings for Minority-Owned Businesses
Voya has launched a new initiative to assist businesses owned by minorities, women, veterans, and members of the…
Americans Eager to Review, Change Benefits Due to COVID-19
Roughly seven in 10 employees (71%) plan to spend more time reviewing voluntary benefit options offered by their…
Half of Employees Plan to Work in Retirement as a Result of COVID
As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, more than half of employed Americans are now planning to work…
Exxon Mobil to Suspend 401(k) Match in October
Exxon Mobil 401k match suspended as company cuts costs amid pandemic, affecting thousands of employees nationwide.
New Relief Tool for 401(k) Participants Impacted By COVID Fallout
Voya Financial and SAVVI Financial have teamed to offer a “COVID Relief Planning Assistant,” designed to help those…
Episode 4: Shlomo Benartzi Applies Behavioral Economics to COVID, CARES Act
401(k) auto-enrollment, deferral, and escalation? Thank Shlomo Benartzi, a pioneer in the field of behavioral economics. He…
Voya Launches HSA ‘Digital Assistant’ for Participants
Voya Financial is helping participants with the “where and how” of health savings account (HSA) investing by launching…
Voya to Offer Student Loan Debt Solution to Workplace Clients
Voya Financial is the latest plan provider to offer a student loan debt reduction tool to its workplace…
What SECURE Act’s Annuity, Open MEP Provisions Mean for Advisors
Big changes are coming to 401(k) plans in 2020 thanks to last week’s whirlwind passage of the SECURE…
4 Areas of Focus for Retirement Plan Advisors Now
401(k) advisors are more bullish, and plan sponsors more bearish, about plan participants’ retirement readiness than two years…