Retirement benefits

Rents have increased an average of 3% annually over the 14-year time period of the study, while incomes have declined .1% annually.

No, not all workers want a free gym membership. Here are some misconceptions employers should address to provide added value to their offerings.

A study by Merrill Lynch and Age Wave has found that 42% of women are concerned that they will outlive their nest egg when they reach the age of 80.

What’s the point of having a robust benefits package if employees aren’t taking advantage of it?

No, not all workers want a free gym membership. Here are some misconceptions employers should address to provide added value to their offerings.

The WealthSpark platform helps employees save with personalized investment tools.

Workers look to employers to develop programs that will help them reach financial success, according to a new Prudential study.

Plan sponsors may be paying too much attention to the post-work planning requirements of younger workers, finds Franklin Templeton survey.

Employers and plan sponsors must define what “financial wellness” really means to their workers.

Whether the husband takes reduced benefits has no impact on the spousal rate, although it could effect potential widow's benefits, according to a Social Security expert.

Employers and plan sponsors must define what “financial wellness” really means to their workers.

Retirees should delegate the management of their finances to their children before they reach advance years and their health starts to decline.

Education and a refined benefits package offering could provide a boost to worker engagement.

Employers need to know that it’s critical to help workers master basic money principles to make smarter spending decisions.

Employers need to find out the type of advisor they work with, whether they are signed on to the plan as a fiduciary and whether any fiduciary limitations exist.

Employers need to know that it’s critical to help workers master basic money principles to make smarter spending decisions.

With a recent uptick in 401(k) related lawsuits, employers should take concrete steps to help participants while giving their company the fullest extent of protection possible against potential litigation.

Clients should determine the benefits they would receive if they file at age 62, at full retirement age, and after their full retirement age.

Employers need to find out the type of advisor they work with, whether they are signed on to the plan as a fiduciary and whether any fiduciary limitations exist.

For employees with HDHPs, these two savings vehicles offer numerous advantages.