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PARTICIPANT ENGAGEMENT
Across the generations: Participant views on retirement income
How plan sponsors can help every generation create a more secure retirement.
A well-designed plan supports an employer’s objectives while boosting participant utilization and retirement readiness.
Plan sponsors can help promote employee engagement through valuable communications, education, tools, and resources.
Effective plan governance helps employers meet fiduciary responsibilities and regulatory requirements.
A plan’s investment options play a crucial role in addressing the diverse needs of participants at every life stage.
Across the generations: Participant views on retirement income
How plan sponsors can help every generation create a more secure retirement.
The value of fiduciary liability insurance
DC plan fiduciaries should take three steps to protect themselves from the high cost of litigation, including obtaining valuable fiduciary liability insurance.
Tackling student loan debt
Explores two employer benefit programs to help employees manage student loan debt and save for retirement too.
Adding Value: Shining a spotlight on large-cap value strategies
Recent market volatility has refocused attention on large-cap value strategies to help broaden diversification and strengthen participant outcomes.
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Tackling taxes in retirement with designated Roth accounts
Find out ways a Roth option in your DC plan helps participants diversify their future tax liability.
Tackling student loan debt
Employers can help their employees tackle student loan debt by implementing a direct payment program or a SECURE 2.0 student loan retirement matching program.
How Los Angeles County adapted its participant communications strategy during the pandemic
Read how Los Angeles County adapted to virtual communications during the pandemic, and the approach they take to encourage employees to stay in the DC plan(s) post retirement.
Adding Value: Shining a spotlight on large-cap value strategies
Recent market volatility has refocused attention on large-cap value strategies to help broaden diversification and strengthen return outcomes for participants.
The real deal: Evaluating real assets strategies for DC plans
Can diversified real assets help participants over the long term? Three questions for plan sponsors to consider.
Mind the gap
DC plan sponsors and their advisors may want to reexamine their mid-cap offerings to help expand on the full potential the asset class offers.
Five Key Reasons to Consider Invesco Stable Value
Invesco’s stable value investment process is focused on managing risk and providing an extremely stable investment experience for participants across a full range of market climates.
ERISA Litigation Playbook – The best defense is a good offense
Will the Employee Retirement Income Security Act court cases ever slow down? This actionable checklist can help advisors become more aware of emerging issues.
The value of fiduciary liability insurance
DC plan fiduciaries should take three steps to protect themselves from the high cost of litigation, including obtaining valuable fiduciary liability insurance.
Making retirement income work part 4: Providing education and advice
Fred Reish shares his views ways plan sponsors can help participants turn their DC plan savings into a stream of income in retirement.
Making retirement income work part 3: Combating inertia with auto-enrollment
Fred Reish shares his views on adopting an auto-enrollment approach when adding retirement income solutions.
Making retirement income work part 2: Following a fiduciary process
Fred Reish covers the fiduciary process and best practices around in-plan retirement income solutions.
Making retirement income work part 1: Making decisions
Fred Reish discusses three steps committees should take when adding retirement income options to their DC plans.
Managed accounts for participants and fiduciary issues
What are the best practices for managed accounts for participants and fiduciary issues?
ERISA litigation playbook part 1: DC plan governance best practices
DC plan committees can help reduce litigation risk by establishing and following proper plan governance policies and procedures.
What the latest DOL ESG proposal means for plan fiduciaries
Learn about the latest US Department of Labor (DOL) environmental, social and governance (ESG) proposed regulation that governs selection of plan investments.
Getting schooled: Creating a formalized Education Policy Statement
An education policy statement can help plan sponsors and participants meet the challenges of saving for retirement.
Across the generations: Participant views on retirement income
How plan sponsors can help every generation create a more secure retirement.
Retirement contribution limits and deadlines
Find important retirement contribution limits and deadlines for small business retirement plans and individual retirement accounts.
Three reasons for retirees to stay in an employer plan
There are three compelling reasons why retirees may want to consider staying in their employers' plans instead of rolling their assets into an IRA.
The new cyber reality: Helping participants combat cybercrime
Learn what steps plan sponsors should take to help participants combat cybercrime and protect their retirement plan savings.
DC language study: Start the retirement income conversation
We share findings from our study to help DC plan sponsors start the retirement income conversation with participants.
DC language study: Positioning target date/risk funds
We studied ways to position target risk and target date funds on the investment menu to maximize understanding.
Demystify the investment menu with the right language
Our 2021 DC language study revealed the importance of language in presenting investment menus.
Watch Your Language: Executive Summary
In our Executive Summary, we summarize key findings from our 2021 DC language study.
Jumpstart the retirement income conversation
In our research, we found three-quarters of plan participants wanted their plan sponsors to start the retirement income conversation earlier.
Overcoming fear and inertia
In our research, we found that a primary financial goal for almost all participants’ DC plan savings was to maintain their pre-retirement lifestyle.
Give me reliability and flexibility
In our research, we found plan participants wanted the feeling of control with the ability to choose from a range of retirement income solutions.
Bridging the (income) gap
In our research, we better understand how much money plan participants actually need at and later in retirement to achieve their retirement goals.
Show me the income: Executive Summary
Our retirement income study highlights key findings on the evolving industry as participants seek guidance turning their DC plan savings into income.
Connecting savings with income
In our research, we found plan sponsors have a significant opportunity to help participants connect savings to retirement income.
DC language study: Start the retirement income conversation
We share findings from our study to help DC plan sponsors start the retirement income conversation with participants.
DC language study: Positioning target date/risk funds
We studied ways to position target risk and target date funds on the investment menu to maximize understanding.
Demystify the investment menu with the right language
Our 2021 DC language study revealed the importance of language in presenting investment menus.
Watch Your Language: Executive Summary
In our Executive Summary, we summarize key findings from our 2021 DC language study.
Our ReDefined Contribution Plans Research Series explores topics ranging from how participants make investment decisions to the language we use to communicate retirement plan benefits.
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