Products March 19, 2009

Great-West Launches Retiree Web Site

Great-West Retirement Services launched an interactive Web site geared specifically toward participants nearing or in retirement.

Reported by

Rebecca Moore

Retiree Crossroads is a participant-specific Web site that addresses financial topics along with the emotional issues that participants may face once in retirement, according to a press release. Participants are able to access Retiree Crossroads through a portal on their existing participant Web site.

Gregg Seller, senior vice president of government markets for Great-West Retirement Services, said the Web site has been rolled out for participants in 457 plans serviced by Great-West, and is expected to be available for 401(k), 401(a) and 403(b) plans later this spring.

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“Retiree Crossroads reinforces the idea that retirement planning doesn’t end with retirement. On this site, participants have access to a host of resources and tools that will help them create their own unique retiree strategy,” Seller added, in the realse.

The Web site can be previewed at www.fascore.com/retiree_crossroads/.

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