The retirement solutions provider expects the add-on feature to be ready for client testing later this quarter and available to go live in 2024 at no additional cost.
A column warning future generations not to follow baby boomers' lead when it comes to retirement planning elicited a fiery response from boomers.
More than half of 401(k) plan sponsors would prefer to keep retired participants’ assets in their plan rather than having them roll their assets into an IRA or another employer-sponsored plan.
Nearly two-thirds of US households are now involved in intergenerational wealth transfer, with growth seen in both wealthy and lower-asset households.
More than half of consumers say they’ve taken steps to lower health care costs over the last two years, Fidelity reports.
Cash donations represented 40% of allocations to donor-advised funds at Vanguard Charitable in the seven months ended in January, up from 29% in the same period a year earlier.
The deal brings over $5.6 billion in retirement plan assets, representing more than 1 million participants and 41,000 individual accounts across 11 states.
Nearly 70% of parents with children 18 or older say they've sacrificed their own finances to help them, according to a Bankrate report.
The Allianz Life survey also showed fewer Americans than last year are worried about a major recession hitting the economy any time soon.
Voya says its new program will provide greater support for plan participants when it comes to retirement saving, including tailored investment advice and managed accounts.
Many employers are wary of implementing a SECURE 2.0 program that lets them apply matching contributions to student loan repayments in 401(k) plans.
Toomey represented Pennsylvania in the Senate from 2011 to 2023 and served as the ranking member of the Senate Banking Committee from 2021 to 2023.
Modern Life is adding long-term care and hybrid long-term care products to its menu of insurance for financial advisors.
Mutual of America agreed to settle an ERISA excessive fee lawsuit filed by 401(k) participants last week.
American workers 45 and older think it will take about $1.1 million in savings to retire comfortably, yet only 21% expect to reach even the $1 million mark.
Approximately $92 billion in savings exits the US retirement system every year because Americans who change jobs cash out their workplace retirement accounts.
While estate planning may not sound like an ideal topic for a holiday meal, getting together with family does provide an opportunity for face-to-face discussions.
FuturePlan EAP is intended to enhance plan onboarding and administration, while offering plans with less than 10 participants the ability to deal with fewer decision points.
The problem arose from the passage of the SECURE 2.0 Act late last year, which didn’t give financial institutions time to update their systems.
Some members of an ad hoc group of lawmakers who are trying to fashion a deal say prospects have been diminished by President Joe Biden's accusations that Republicans want to cut benefits.
