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Wells Fargo
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Wells Fargo is a major American multinational financial services company. It provides banking, lending, investing, and wealth management services. Wells Fargo supports plan sponsors with recordkeeping, fiduciary services, and participant education tools. The company also delivers rollover, IRA, and retirement income strategies for individual investors. Through its advisors and digital platforms, Wells Fargo helps clients plan, save, and manage retirement assets.
Wells Fargo Glide Path Hits Target Date Turbulence
The peril of ratcheting up risk in target-date glide paths was further illustrated with the revelation that Wells…
The Most Popular 401(k) Plan Feature is …
Does this mean it’s time to sell? The Wells Fargo/Gallup measure of investor and retirement optimism held steady…
Wells Fargo Whacked with (Another) 401(k) Fiduciary Suit
The perennial political piñata that is Wells Fargo finds itself in the litigation line of fire once again,…
Opinion: Warren on the Warpath, Once Again
Anyone remember the spectacle of Jamie Dimon being called to account for the London Whale? Lawmakers sought a…
Will High 401(k)s Fees Return?
Did they ever leave? Recent court cases and greater 401(k) plan participant awareness have placed distinctly downward pressure on retirement plan fees. However, in…
Who’s Made the Greatest Gains in 401(k) Participation Rates?
Good news from Wells Fargo (wait, what?)—millennials have demonstrated the biggest gains in participation rates and diversification in…
Target date Funds Focus of Wells Fargo 401(k) Suit
Wells Fargo faces a new lawsuit claiming 401(k) self-dealing on the part of $3 billion of employee retirement…
How Quickly Are 401(k) Plan Participation Rates Rising?
A recent report form Wells Fargo found that 401(k) participation has increased by 19 percent during the last…
Do Employees Love Their 401(k) Plans?
401(k)s get to sit with the cool kids; they’re really popular. In fact, a recent survey finds the vast…
401(k) Sentiment Overwhelmingly Positive
Whom to believe? Despite recent headlines to the contrary, the majority of non-retired investors who have a 401(k)—91…