The advocacy organization suggests increasing global market volatility is directly tied to “the decades-long push by fiscal conservatives to dismantle public-employee pensions.”
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About a third of plan sponsors at Fortune 500 companies polled recently said they intend to make greater use of separate accounts, while the same number intends to decrease their use of mutual funds.
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When dental, hearing, vision and all other out-of-pocket expenses are included, the total projected retirement health care bill rises to a staggering $377,412. Can Americans keep up?
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As an objective advisor, Innovest works with plan sponsors to evaluate the quality of their plan and the costs of their providers. Improving plan quality and lowering costs are two achievable goals that ultimately drive better participant outcomes, the firm says.
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Dan Oldroyd, portfolio manager and head of J.P. Morgan’s target-date strategies, in New York City, notes that participant behavior in the last few years was “much more varied and volatile than many target-date fund providers have assumed in their asset allocation models.”
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