Businesses Want Cybersecurity to Protect Voice Recordings, per Survey
A recent survey found that 93% of surveyed enterprises wanted voice security included in risk management programs.
Data & Research
Young Workers Seek Retirement Advice Earlier Despite Financial Headwinds
Generation Z and Millennial survey respondents began saving for retirement at a far younger age than previous generations, according to...
Measuring Recordkeepers’ Distribution Through Advisers
While most recordkeepers work with advisers, PLANSPONSOR’s latest Recordkeeping Survey reveals a wide range of adviser relationships.
Increased Nonelective Contributions Could Help More Employees Save, per Vanguard
A new report proposes pairing lower match rates with higher match caps.
Advisers Turn to Market Protection Strategies Amid Investor Anxiety
A Nationwide survey found that, following the past year’s market volatility, 60% of advisers are more likely to recommend guaranteed...
Allianz Life: Americans Struggle With Shift From Saving to Spending in Retirement
A new study reveals that drawdown gives both employees and retirees pause.
Retirement Takes Center Stage in Benefit Allocations, per BofA
A Bank of America report shows 70% of surveyed employees cited retirement savings as a top financial goal.
End to Student Loan Payment Pause Yields Sharp Rise in Defaults
A record 9.52 million borrowers had defaulted, as of March.
Millennials Expect Retirement Delays Amid Career Disruptions, per TIAA
More than half of Millennials surveyed by TIAA said they expect to have to delay their retirement.
This Year’s Retirees to Spend $185K on Medical, Healthcare Costs, per Fidelity
The figure jumped by more than 7% year-over-year.
Balancing Retirement Savings With Family, Financial Stability Concerns
Seventy-five percent of surveyed adults said they would prioritize financially helping a loved one, even at the risk of delaying...
Employees Trust Advisers, but Doubt Retirement Readiness, per NFP
Nearly 90% of surveyed employees trust employer-provided financial advisers, yet most are still unsure if they are prepared for retirement.
Schroders: Retirement ‘Magic Number’ Hovers at $1.2 M
On average, workplace retirement plan participants guessed they would need $1.2 million to retire comfortably, according to a Schroders survey,...
JP Morgan: Participants Willing to Hand Retirement Planning to Professionals
Nearly two-thirds of surveyed defined contribution plan participants relied on their own financial adviser or one provided by an employer...
Alts Studies Find Widespread Adviser Adoption, Growing Sponsor Interest
Ninety-five percent of advisers surveyed by Cion, YCharts and Compound Insights reported using alternative investments in client portfolios.
Advisory Organic Growth Comes From ‘Will,’ ‘Skill,’ per Study
High-growth advisory practices are more likely to offer financial planning and work in teams, according to a report by analytics...
401(k) Participants Pay ‘Wrong’ Debts First, per Vanguard
The best retirement outcomes result from participants paying down higher-interest debt and maximizing their employer matches, according to a recent...
Recordkeepers Prioritize PEPs to Spur Growth
Nearly 60% already recordkeep the increasingly popular pooled plans, with an additional 17% planning to do so within the next...
Clients Want Advisers Who Know Estate Planning, per Survey
More than half of surveyed clients expected their financial adviser to offer estate planning.
AI Adoption Brings Client, Adviser Returns, per Studies
Nearly 70% of advisers believe artificial intelligence has had a positive effect on their industry, according to Edward Jones.