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When It Comes to Planning for Retirement, Participants Want to Hit the Easy Button
Nearly three-fourths of participants under 30 think employers should provide access to financial professionals and coaching to help them. Even more telling, 62% wish they could push an “easy button” and completely turn over retirement planning to someone else. This figure is up from 55% in 2016.
Cybersecurity Best Practices for Plan Sponsors
Participant data and financial accounts comprise some of the most sensitive and potentially vulnerable information under a company’s care. These highly valuable assets can be an attractive target for cybercriminals and therefore present considerable security risk.
Webinar Replay - Prepare for the Future with Peter Dunn
Webinar Replay - Prepare for the Future with Peter Dunn
Financial Wellness Gone Wrong
According to Forbes, a financial wellness program is the new “must-have” employee benefit. And it’s not hard to argue it’s a must-have for plan sponsors too.
3 Tactics to Combat the Great Resignation
High turnover and loss of talent can seriously undermine an organization’s productivity and profitability. Thankfully, there are strategies you can use to help stem the tide.
What is Roth and What Does it Mean for Me?
When you hear Roth 401(k), Roth IRA, or just Roth, this is generally referring to a specific type of tax benefit your savings may receive. Let’s take a look at some things to consider when choosing between making traditional or Roth contributions.
Self-Directed Brokerage Accounts? To Add to Your Plan or Not: That is the Question
Participants may be attracted to self-directed brokerage accounts (SDBAs) because of the seemingly infinite choice of investment options. While it’s tempting to please these often-vocal employees, much consideration should be given when contemplating an SDBA option for your qualified retirement plan. There are several fiduciary issues your committee should discuss, decide, and document.
Regret Aversion: Fighting the FOMO of the Financial World
While regret aversion can motivate us to take positive action, such as starting up a fitness routine to avoid regretting the health consequences of not taking care of ourselves years from now, it’s not a sensible approach to making most investment and retirement planning decisions.