Data and Research | June 27th, 2022 Women’s Financial Confidence Is Lower for Retirement Than for Day-to-Day Women are starting to feel more comfortable talking about money, with 53% saying they would find it easier to talk...
Data and Research | June 21st, 2022 K-12 Educators Prefer Advisers for Retirement Planning Educators who work with an adviser are nearly twice as receptive to learning about managing finances from social media as...
Administration | June 13th, 2022 PSNC 2022: Defining and Measuring Retirement Program Success While each employer defines and measures retirement program success differently, plan sponsors have a goal in common
Data and Research | February 8th, 2022 Having a Written Financial Plan Improves Savings and Asset Allocation Research suggests written plans might especially help low- to moderate-income employees save more.
Participants | October 15th, 2020 Connecting Behavioral Science to Higher Savings A social scientist explains how simpler tactics can help lead participants to better financial savings habits.
Products | August 7th, 2020 ICMA-RC Offers Virtual Financial Planning Services to Plan Participants The move will expand the availability of the firm’s Certified Financial Planners to working and retired participants.
Participants | March 5th, 2018 Women Need Help Improving Retirement Confidence Fifty-five percent of women are afraid they will outlive their savings, according to the Transamerica Center for Retirement Studies.
Data and Research | February 20th, 2018 Study Suggests Annuity Ownership Increases Retirement Confidence The research also found that retirees and pre-retirees who have a formal retirement plan are three times as likely to...
Data and Research | January 26th, 2018 Employers Considering Enhancing Benefits Due to Tax Reform The most common benefit changes organizations have made or are planning or considering include expanding personal financial planning, increasing 401(k)...