Products January 23, 2018
PlanMember Launches Collection of Websites
The provider of retirement planning services to public education and nonprofit organizations says that the websites provide information on retirement for individuals at every career and life stage, as well as employers and advisers.
Reported by Lee Barney
PlanMember Financial Corporation has launched PlanMember Online, a collection of public-facing websites designed to meet the needs of specific audiences.
The provider of retirement planning services to public education and nonprofit organizations says that the websites provide information on retirement for individuals at every career and life stage, as well as employers and advisers.
The provider of retirement planning services to public education and nonprofit organizations says that the websites provide information on retirement for individuals at every career and life stage, as well as employers and advisers.
In concert with the launch of Planmember.com, the firm also launched websites dedicated to employers, prospective advisers and individuals looking for corporate information.
- Planmember.com/employer focuses on prospective employer groups, informing them about how PlanMember can address some of their most persistent challenges in providing retirement planning solutions to their employees.
- Planmember.com/financial houses all of PlanMember’s corporate content, including its history, press releases, job opportunities and more. This site is designed for prospective PlanMember employees, media and those seeking more information about PlanMember.
- Planmember.com/join is exclusively targeting prospective advisers and financial centers.
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