Retirement benefits

The next step in the ongoing modernization of the retirement vehicle involves adopting plan features which encourage seamless savings portability and consolidation.

From a tax perspective, cashing out an old 401(k) plan can be a wrong move, as this option will trigger income taxes plus penalty

Retirement balances are on the rise, while auto-enrollment is playing a major role in increasing employees’ retirement savings, Fidelity says.

If organizations are going to meet the needs of millennials and Gen Z workers, HR and benefits leaders are in a powerful position to help drive that change.

Recent studies suggest that although many Americans have boosted their retirement savings, many people remain worried about their future prospects

The next step in the ongoing modernization of the retirement vehicle involves adopting plan features which encourage seamless savings portability and consolidation.

One particular lifestyle choice can have real-world consequences for your client's retirement portfolio.

The Great Recession spurred many Americans to take loans from their retirement accounts. Now that unemployment is at an all-time low, the next question is how to finance their post-work years.

Although volatile markets mean opportunities for some investors, most clients will be better off ignoring market corrections if they are investing for the long term.

Unlike a traditional defined benefit plan, these retirement vehicles place more of the volatility on the shoulders of the account holders.