Tag: Participants

Aon Hewitt says 2015 was the lightest trading year on record for DC plans.

A Lincoln Financial survey found a significant decline in participant engagement and a sharp rise in instinctive decisions.

More than half of Americans said in a survey they have less than $10,000 saved for retirement.

Investors are clearly feeling stressed out by the markets and their wider retirement savings outlook—but they’re also showing an impressive amount of restraint when it comes to managing...

An education platform from BPAS aims to boost participant engagement.

Employers increasingly view managed accounts as a powerful talent attraction and retention tool.

Only about one-quarter of Generation X is highly confident they will have enough money to support themselves throughout retirement.

Sometimes it just takes a little insight to dispel a lot of fear and uncertainty—especially when it comes to financial planning and the future cost of health care. 

Can advisers predict which investors are more likely to sell in market downturns?

Retirement wealth has not grown fast enough to keep pace with an aging population and other changes.

A new report finds that women have substantially less income in retirement than men.

The Employee Benefits Security Administration is giving employers and service providers an opportunity to comment on how it collects and processes information, especially as it pertains to a...

LIMRA research indicates that those who are not saving for retirement tend not to save for other reasons either.

What plan participants know about adequate savings rates and what plan sponsors think they know are often miles apart, according to a survey released by BlackRock.

Nearly half of plan participants do not understand their benefits materials—and most don’t even open or read the information, says the International Foundation of Employee Benefit Plans (IFEBP).

Retirement plan clients of T. Rowe Price using the firm’s Retire With Confidence program can now access Dave Ramsey’s SmartDollar financial wellness solution. 

However, levels of reallocation activity were slightly higher than the reallocation activity observed in the first three quarters of...

In addition, about one-quarter (27%) of surveyed Americans say the main factor preventing them from saving for retirement is high day-to-day expenses.

Fidelity realizes retirement plan participants have competing financial priorities and don't feel they can increase their savings every year.

A survey finds Millennials are committed to saving.