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Behavioral Finance and Plan Design: Four Ways to Boost Participation
Though many employees are aware that behaviors such as enrolling in and contributing sufficiently to their company 401(k) or 403(b) can help them prepare for a successful retirement, too often they fail to develop the necessary saving and investing habits. One reason for this may be an outsized influence of emotion, biases, and faulty heuristics  Read More →
Target Date Funds and Fiduciary Obligations
Target date funds (TDFs) — which rebalance investments to become more conservative as a fixed date approaches — are a convenient way for plan participants to diversify their portfolios and reduce volatility and risk as they approach retirement, making them an increasingly popular choice. However not all TDFs are created equal, and selecting and monitoring  Read More →
Changing Plan Providers: Moving Participant Investments
Once you’ve made the decision as plan sponsor and fiduciaries to move your organization’s retirement plan to a new recordkeeper, one of the following questions becomes what to do with participant investments. It’s very likely that the plan will have a new investment lineup when it moves to the new provider. As fiduciaries, you are  Read More →

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