Fifth Third Bank announced changes to its retirement planning site in response to feedback it collected through surveys, focus groups, and other interactions with its 401(k) clients.
The PNC Financial Independence Survey found only 18% of Gen Y members are confident they will have enough money to live comfortably when they are ready to retire.
A study from the National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER) found that providing peer information increased retirement savings of non-unionized recipients but decreased savings of unionized recipients.
Including a retirement plan provider’s affiliated funds as part of a plan’s investment lineup is not a fiduciary conflict of interest or prohibited transaction under ERISA, writes ERISA...
Developed by Left Coast Solutions and iGate Patni, iJoin is a mobile software program for 401(k) plan participants that leads them through the retirement planning process.
Prudential Retirement has launched Experience Prudential Retirement, a program for financial advisers and plan consultants to create customized marketing Web sites for prospects and clients.
Still River Retirement Planning Software, Inc. has launched a simplified, free version of its RetirementWorks II financial software for retirees and near-retirees.
Deciding what investments should be included in a retirement plan’s menu and monitoring those investments is a huge amount of risk and liability for just one person; plan...
At the PLANSPONSOR National Conference, a panel discussed the challenges facing smaller (less than $10 million in assets) employer-sponsored retirement plans.
Financial Benefits Network (FBN) has launched a benefits resource portal that provides employers and employees access to corporate benefit information and personal finance educational materials.
Northwestern Mutual’s financial literacy Web site, Themint.org, conducted a poll that found kids are much more satisfied by – and committed to – succeeding in school than managing...
Based on a nationwide survey of more than 3,000 working adults, Putnam Investments has debunked several perceptions about American’s level of retirement readiness.