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Editor’s Letter
The Value of ERISA
We’ve written much over the years about research showing each generation has its own idea of what “retirement” means.
Online Advice Firms Will Be a Disruptive Force
The emergence of digital technology and increasingly connected investors has the potential to unsettle the dynamics of the financial advice industry, according to a Celent report.
From Participation to Engagement
Retirement plan participants who receive regular advice from a financial professional are more aggressive and engaged when it comes to pursuing individualized savings targets, a new study shows.
Nearly Four in 10 Report No Retirement Savings
Thirty-six percent of Americans polled have not saved any money for retirement, according to a new Bankrate.com report.
Automatic Features Can Break Short-Termism
Automatic enrollment and deferral escalation features are quickly becoming the top tools for advancing retirement plan participant savings under the defined contribution paradigm, according to Cerulli Associates.
A Look at Adviser Opinions, Challenges
Only 18% of advisers surveyed target Gen Y clients, and 57% prefer new clients with assets of more than $250,000, according to The Principal Financial Well-Being Index: Advisors.
Affording Retirement, Health Care Among Financial Worries
Financial worries are keeping people up at night, according to a Harris Poll.
Personal Accountability in a DC World
The concept of retirement income planning may be common parlance among industry professionals, but plan participants are still adjusting to the new age of personal accountability.
How Employee Benefits Are Evolving
Experts in health care and retirement are concerned that the federal government is seeking new sources of tax revenue, says an EBRI report.
Most Workers Worry About Retirement Savings
Many Americans have concerns about finances, particularly whether they are saving enough for retirement, according to a new survey from The Harris Poll.
The More Family Money, the More Complicated it Gets
Wealth management in high-net-worth families is complicated by relationships, and the vast majority of families believe a session with a financial adviser would benefit their children, a study...
Many Women Take the Reins on Finances
Women are feeling confident and many are taking the lead in making household financial decisions, according to a new study by Ameriprise Financial.
Half of Boomers Do Not Know Retirement Need
More than half of Baby Boomers polled expressed uncertainty about how much money they will need in retirement.
Look Out, Retirement, the Boomers Are Coming
Is retirement the end of work? Not so fast, say the retirees and those contemplating retirement in a study by Merrill Lynch Bank of America.
PSNC 2014: Setting a Goal
On the first day of the PLANSPONSOR National Conference (PSNC) in Chicago, current and former PLANSPONSOR of the Year winners and finalists shared how they define success for...
Younger, Newer Employees the Plan Participation Challenge
Millennials continue to be the big challenge for retirement plan participation, Wells Fargo Institutional Retirement and Trust finds.
Going Broke in Retirement Is Top Fear for Americans
A pervasive fear of running out of money in retirement is not causing Americans to spend less today, according to Bank of America Merrill Lynch.