Our award-winning¹ ReDefined Contribution Plans Research Series explores topics ranging from how participants think about retirement income, make investment decisions, and respond to plan language.
In our latest DC participant survey, we explored how they think about plan investments, their savings behavior, language preferences, personalized plan features, and what they want from their employers.
We explored how participants think and feel about various aspects of their DC plans, including what keeps them up at night, drivers of investing and savings behavior, language preferences, and retirement income.
We explored how participants think and feel about various aspects of their DC plans, including what keeps them up at night, drivers of investing and savings behavior, language preferences, and retirement income.
We explored how participants think and feel about various aspects of their DC plans, including what keeps them up at night, drivers of investing and savings behavior, language preferences, and retirement income.
In our research, we found three-quarters of plan participants wanted their plan sponsors to start the retirement income conversation earlier.
In our research, we found that a primary financial goal for almost all participants’ DC plan savings was to maintain their pre-retirement lifestyle.
In our research, we found plan participants wanted the feeling of control with the ability to choose from a range of retirement income solutions.
In our research, we better understand how much money plan participants actually need at and later in retirement to achieve their retirement goals.
Our retirement income study highlights key findings on the evolving industry as participants seek guidance turning their DC plan savings into income.
In our research, we found plan sponsors have a significant opportunity to help participants connect savings to retirement income.
Participant outcomes are driven by four key tenets of DC plan management: Plan design, participant engagement, plan governance, and investment strategy.
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