Retirement Income Gaining Interest Among Plan Sponsors and Participants
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THOUGHT LEADERSHIP
Defined Contribution: Four Themes for 2018 and Beyond
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The Costs of Student Loan Debt at Work
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The Risk of Overlooking Retirement Plan Loan Defaults
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Stable Value Protection and Growth: Not Mutually Exclusive
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An Income Mindset
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DIGITAL EXCLUSIVE
The Markets Became Volatile—What Will Your Participants Do About It?
Target-date funds can protect participants from impulsive reactions to market volatility.
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Three Key Insights to Consider for Building Confidence and Improving Outcomes
Insights on how using increased levels of guidance and advice may help build better outcomes for your employees
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Snapshots of TDF performance miss the big picture
When evaluating TDF performance, use a holistic approach to look beyond a single point in time.
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Retirement Income Gaining Interest Among Plan Sponsors and Participants
Today, employees are responsible for investing their own retirement assets, and they are also tasked with making decisions about decumulation. A recent MetLife survey called “The Role of the Company” confirmed employees recognize these responsibilities, but they still want help from their employer, viewed as a trusted partner. Roberta Rafaloff, head of MetLife’s Institutional Income Annuities business, spoke with PLANSPONSOR about how employers can help guide employees in terms of structuring retirement income.
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Defined Contribution: Four Themes for 2018 and Beyond
In our view, the prospective low-return environment calls for a capital-efficient approach that pairs actively managed bonds with passive or enhanced equities in target-date, core and retirement-income allocations.
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Best of PLANSPONSOR National Conference
Best of 2017 PLANSPONSOR National Conference events attract plan sponsors and retirement plan advisers across the country
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Fixed income: How active do you want to go?
Challenges to bond fund returns include rising rates, slow growth, political uncertainty, demand constraints and more. That’s why many defined contribution (DC) plan sponsors are exploring whether their plan’s fixed income choices are sufficient to meet the needs of participants.
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The Costs of Student Loan Debt at Work
Student loans play a greater role in workplace financial wellness and employee health than plan sponsors might anticipate.
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The Risk of Overlooking Retirement Plan Loan Defaults
A conversation with George White, EVP and COO, Custodia Financial, LLC
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Target-Date Funds: Built to Weather Volatility
Uncertainty is often the cause of knee-jerk reactions by investors. Many DC plan sponsors select target-date funds (TDFs) as their plan's qualified default investment alternative to curb emotional investing.
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One Size Does Not Fit All
Selecting and monitoring a QDIA is one of the most important plan sponsor duties
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An Income Mindset
Offering participants a means to protect their savings in retirement
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Stable Value Protection and Growth: Not Mutually Exclusive
During times of market volatility, stable value has protected benefit plan sponsors from market downturns, earning the trust of defined contribution (DC) plan participants aiming to preserve the value...
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Corporate Tax Cut? Profit Repatriation? Rising Interest Rates?
Will President Trump’s anticipated economic changes create opportunities for DB plans?
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Eliminating a Fiduciary Blind Spot
Fiduciary liability insurance can provide protection for plan sponsors
Powerful Partners Focused On True Retirement Readiness
Voya helps the State of Delaware reshape its retirement plan into a role model for the government market.
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Money market reform: What DC plans need to know
Money market reform: What DC plans need to know No BlackRock 2016-08-31 New regulations for money market mutual funds – announced in July 2014 by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) – are set to take effect this October. While some provisions
The Opportunity for Lifetime Income
The valuable role of institutional income annuities in defined contribution plans.