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Beneficiary of Unintended Consequence
Upon becoming eligible to participate in your organization’s retirement plan, participants are asked to select a contribution rate, their investments, and to indicate a beneficiary designation. It may seem obvious that designating a beneficiary would be a mandatory step of the enrollment process and for many plan providers, it is. What is often less obvious,  Read More →
Three Ways to Strengthen Your Retirement Plan Committee
Retirement plan committees aren’t required by ERISA, but they can be extremely beneficial nonetheless — especially for larger plans. And if they’re constructed and operated appropriately, they can even help in the event a sponsor is sued. Depending on the size of the plan, some organizations split up committee responsibilities into investment oversight, administration, and  Read More →
Measuring Financial Wellness
Establishing financial wellness metrics has become increasingly important over the past year. The COVID-19 pandemic has created economic hardships for many American families, depleting emergency funds for some, and forcing others to take on additional debt to cover necessary expenses. At work, the resulting stress can lead to increased absenteeism, decreased productivity, and greater health  Read More →

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