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Workers who ‘don’t save enough’ in their DC plan may have other means.

Participants may need prompting to use available adviser services.

Most plan sponsors agree that a dedicated adviser delivers better outcomes.

The PLANSPONSOR Participant Survey gives insights into advice preferences.

The smallest DC plans do have means to catch up to their larger peers.

Financial technology continues to influence DC plan engagement decisions.

Weighing their relative merits is an important task for advisers and clients.

TDFs attract increased scrutiny.

To save for health expenses in retirement can be accelerated.

To pay for an early retirement or a child’s education are just two possibilities.

Which way have investors moved in this recession?

Which plan participants use which service?

These investing strategies reveal a rare source of rapid growth.

For retirement plan participants, financial crises are not all the same.

Plan success measures are all over the map.

Both pluses and minuses to increasing or reducing plan investment menus, research says.

Just under 10% of employers offer an in-plan annuity

More than 2/3 of employers now sweeten the pot to help workers save

Advisers make a difference in some cases, but not all

Nonprofit and public plans are the most apt to support efforts to learn