401k

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IRA Assets Hit $14 Trillion, Cerulli Says

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Most of the recent increase in IRA assets can be attributed to defined contribution plan rollovers.

When It's Time To Unwind, What Will DC Plans Do?

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When target-date funds reach their target, what happens next? A new MFS survey asks participants.

How To Save For Retirement By Paying Down Student Loans

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Employers can now extend their 401(k) match programs to employees' student loan payments.

Half Of Americans Paused Retirement Savings Last Year, Survey Says

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About a third of savers withdrew money from retirement savings to keep up with rising costs, the survey said.

Inflation Tops List Of Americans' Retirement Concerns

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And anxiety about inflation affects women more than men, according to a State Street survey.

The Biggest Changes For 401(k) Retirement Savers

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A spending bill signed by President Biden includes expanded access to retirement plans and new rules for 529 accounts.

If You Don't Want A GoFundMe Funeral ...

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How one young advisor uses the site's $330M funeral crowdfunding to educate clients on term life insurance.

Retirement Planners See New Opportunities As SECURE Act 2.0 Nears Final Approval

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The legislation's retirement system changes have received praise from much of the financial community.

How 'Efficient' Portfolios Have A Holistic Aspect, Blanchett Explains

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Advisors have to consider factors beyond return and risk to best serve their clients, the researcher said.

Without 401(k) Access, Many Workers Are Unprepared For Retirement, Transamerica Says

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Many workers aren't putting enough away despite their plans to fund retirement from their own savings.

Retirement Accounts Had A Very Bad Year

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The U.S. was already facing a retirement crisis. Now balances in retirement plans have shrunk.

SECURE Act 2.0 Attached To $1.7 Billion Spending Package

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The bill includes generous catch-up provisions, increases in the RMD age and plan tax credits.

Despite Their Success, ETFs Aren't Going Where The Real Money Is

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The constant innovating in ETFs is nice, but the way they are distributed is less well thought out.

Edward Jones Associates Send 26,000 Letters To Lobby Congress To Pass SECURE 2.0

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The firm joins a massive industry lobbying push for passage by year's end.

How A Roth IRA Inside An Annuity Can Solve For Longevity Risk

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'Diversification' in retirement goes well beyond asset class, Allianz argues.

Creator Of 4% Rule Says New Withdrawal Target Is 4.7%

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Bill Bengen told BogleHeads one could increased the recommended rate after implementing a different portfolio strategy.

Inflation Is Great News For Tax Planners, Ed Slott Says

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There's a chance that tax planners will look back at the years 2022-2025 as “the good old days," he said.

LPL Says Nearly All Its Advisors Want SECURE 2.0 Approved This Year

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Retirement industry leaders are pressing lawmakers to pass the bill before a new Congress convenes in January.

Many Women Report Having 50% Less Income In Retirement: Goldman Sachs

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Time out of the workplace cuts retirement savings by 35%, a new study finds.

Retirement Plan Execs Urge Creation Of Employer Plan Mandates

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Such a mandate was proposed earlier this year but eventually killed by the Biden administration.

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