Data & Research July 17th, 2023 Changing Workforce: Employees Over 55 Will Make Up 25% of US Labor Market by 2031 A Bain & Co. study found that the so-called Great Resignation has become the ‘Great Sabbatical,’ as many return to...
Data & Research June 15th, 2023 Great Resignation Drives 20% Jump in Forgotten 401(k) Accounts The left-behind 401(k) accounts are estimated to hold about $1.65 trillion in assets, as of May.
Data & Research April 6th, 2023 Morningstar: Pandemic Caused Plan Closures, Creation Slowdown Morningstar study sees the pandemic as a "warning" of how economic disruption can stymie new plan creation.
Compliance January 9th, 2023 IRS: Remote Notarization, a Pandemic Development, May Stay The rule would codify relief from ‘physical presence’ rules for retirement plan elections that was first granted during the height...
Compliance November 4th, 2022 SEC Proposes Controversial Rule on Swing Pricing and Liquidity The SEC proposed a new rule Wednesday that would require all open-ended funds, except money market funds and exchange-traded funds,...
Data & Research October 13th, 2022 Financial Challenges Prevent Saving for Retirement A new Goldman Sachs Asset Management retirement report finds myriad competing financial priorities are impeding participants from saving sufficiently for...
Products September 21st, 2022 Wilmington Trust Introduces Digital CIT Onboarding Tool Plan adviser users of the tool can automatically pull key data for the plan they are advising into the system...
Data & Research July 5th, 2022 Pension Plans Among ESG’s Biggest Proponents Major pension funds see sustainable investing as a fundamental element of investing rather than a potential drag on performance, according...
Client Service May 5th, 2022 Employers Wary of 401(k) Costs Can Find the Right Retirement Plan An adviser, retirement plan consultant or recordkeeper can help to find the best solution for employees.
Data & Research April 29th, 2022 Workers Remain Optimistic About Retirement Workers are confident that they will have enough money for basic expenses during retirement.
Data & Research February 14th, 2022 Clarifying Misunderstandings of Life Expectancy The American Academy of Actuaries looks to clear up misunderstandings about recent life expectancy data released by the CDC.
Data & Research May 13th, 2021 Americans Are Becoming More Optimistic About the Economy As more people are getting vaccinated, they expect pent-up demand will lead to a boost.
Data & Research May 10th, 2021 Nearly Half of Parents Have Given Their Adult Children Money During Pandemic A majority of these parents said they otherwise would have used the money for personal finances.
Data & Research April 22nd, 2021 Despite Pandemic, Workers Remain Confident About Retirement Plus, confidence about Medicare and Social Security benefits reaches an all-time high.
In Practice April 9th, 2021 The Pandemic Has Brought Advisers’ Succession Planning to the Fore At the same time, more demand for financial advice has many retirement plan advisers looking to stay in the business
The Markets March 10th, 2021 What Should Advisers Focus On in a New Market Environment? After the challenges of 2020’s volatile market, financial advisers should learn how to approach any future obstacles with their clients.
Data & Research March 2nd, 2021 Even Top Financial Advisers Have Been Hurt by COVID-19 However, many are implementing new practices and technologies to combat these effects.
Data & Research February 26th, 2021 Pandemic Forcing Many to Retire Earlier Than Anticipated Nearly 70% of retirees say they retired earlier than they had expected, up from 50% in 2020.
Data & Research February 23rd, 2021 Women Face More Financial Challenges Due to COVID-19 Financial advisers can help them through a mix of offerings and communication.