Tag: Investing
Strong Push for Self-Directed Investing
There is a strengthening push for more self-directed investing, especially among male investors labeling themselves as “anxious.”
DC Plan Participant Trading Activity High in January
Even though trading was lighter in February, in both months DC plan participants favored fixed income investments.
TDFs Affect Retirement Plan Participant Trading Activity
Aon Hewitt says 2015 was the lightest trading year on record for DC plans.
Retirement a Key Factor in Getting African-Americans to Invest
“If anyone were ever poised to invest with confidence, it’s the black community,” says Mellody Hobson, president of Ariel Investments.
Investing Considerations for Not-for-Profit Health Care Clients
Mercer outlines the top investment considerations to discuss with not-for-profit healthcare organizations in 2016.
Percentage Able to Afford Essentials in Retirement Rises
Forty-five percent can meet these expenses, up from 38% two years ago, Fidelity says.
Retirement Industry People Moves
The American College New York Life Center for Retirement Income names co-director, and an Illinois bank opens an investment unit with retirement services.
Plan Participants Puzzle Over Investing
The three types of investor persona can help retirement plans boost the knowledge and confidence of their workforce.
American Confidence Takes a Dip This Year
American investors wish they were doing a better job, and on top of their financial wish list is building up an emergency fund.
Cerulli Forecasts $7.8T Robo Market
The rapidly expanding retail channel also means rapid growth in robo-advice providers.
Retirement Investors Need to Understand Role of Risk
“Understanding how risk factors into your plan can help build financial confidence,” says Marcy Keckler, with Ameriprise Financial.
Women Are Better 401(k) Savers Than Men
But men’s average account balances are more than 50% larger.
Q3 Market Drop Socks It to Institutional Investors
However, Corporate ERISA plans were the relative best performer among plan types last quarter.
Short-Term Financial Goals Derail Retirement
Sixty percent of Americans are saving less than 7.5% of annual salary.
Numerous Factors Drag Down Americans' Retirement Goals
As Americans face a retirement income shortfall, it’s critical to understand how savings translate to income.
Investing Confidence Gap Between Men and Women Persists
Women have the responsibility of making financial decisions, but not the confidence.
Company Stock Decision Requires Two Hats
Including company stock as an investment plan option comes with pros and cons.
Majority in U.S. Have Less Than a Grand Saved
Ninety million people have nothing saved.
PANC 2015: Stable Value
The characteristics and nuances of stable value products can vary, but all offer guarantees and principal protection.