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Middle-Class Retirement Gaps Show Where Sponsors and Advisors Can Step In

Savings Work
The retirement outlook for America’s middle class isn’t pretty.  New research from the Transamerica Center for Retirement Studies, cited in InvestmentNews, paints a picture of...

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The CIT Takeover: What’s Driving the Shift in 401(k) Investing

Collective Investment Trusts (cits)
Collective investment trusts (CITs) are rapidly gaining market share in 401(k) plans, increasingly replacing traditional mutual funds.  Over the past 5–10 years—especially in advisor-sold retirement...

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Switching Retirement Plan Providers? Don’t Skip These Steps

Step 1
Changing retirement plan providers sounds straightforward.  Move from Provider A to Provider B, transfer the assets, and you’re done. But anyone who’s actually been through...

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Are Managed Accounts the Future of 401(k) Defaults?

Managed Accounts
As retirement plans evolve, so do the default investment options offered to participants.  Target date funds still dominate the market, but attention is shifting toward...

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When Employees Leave: Getting Termination Benefits Right

Termination Of Employment
Employee departures set off a complicated chain reaction affecting wages, equity, retirement benefits, and health coverage.  Whether you’re dealing with a routine layoff, a negotiated...

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Plan Sponsors Want More From Retirement Advisors, and Here’s Why

Financial Advisor
Plan sponsors want better retirement savings outcomes for their employees and are looking to advisors for solutions.  The disconnect between what participants need to save...

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PEPs: Scalable Solution or Still the Wild West of Retirement Plans?

Peps Wild West
Are Pooled Employer Plans (PEPs) a smart solution for expanding retirement coverage—or an overly complex, underregulated space that hasn’t lived up to expectations? PEPs were...

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