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Hits to the stock market mean participants will see retirement savings losses, so plan sponsors should have a communication plan in place to steady reactions.

Americans with an advisor expect to retire two years sooner than those who don't work with an advisor, Northwestern Mutual study finds

While most employees would stay put if an employer provided financial advice, employers need to segment their employees to address particular needs: Who wants a live webinar? Who wants personalized in-person advice?

New report from Lincoln Financial shows retirement savers are most concerned about inflation, but few are taking action to combat it

Thomas Hawkins explains how plan sponsor support of four specific retirement initiatives is vital to closing the racial wealth gap

Despite consistent contribution levels, many participants have been increasingly tapping their retirement savings - and avoiding foreclosure and paying medical expenses were given as the top two reasons, says Fidelity.

Drip marketing works. That’s why employers need to continually show employees more and more reasons why they should save for retirement, using a variety of signs, email campaigns and text messaging.

Plan sponsors looking for personalized solutions to help participants reach retirement readiness, new Cerulli white paper finds

Employers are taking notice of employees' financial concerns beyond traditional retirement savings and are expanding their benefit offerings in response.

New study from HerMoney and Principal explores the very real workplace financial wellness gender gap, perceptions about investing

Creating a culture of wellness in the workplace is a trend that’s catching on with employers across the country. 

Emergency savings are pretty handy! Here's why employers are best equipped to incorporate emergency savings into their benefits package now.

Retirement savings are up, but so are 401(k) loans. What to do? To provide a more holistic look at confidence around financial preparedness, a new report examines engagement across Health Saving Accounts (HSAs) and overall feelings of financial welln...

Although waiting until age 70 earns a retiree more Social Security benefits, many plan to start collecting earlier due to fears of insolvency, Schroders research shows.

Many have no idea how much they should save or how to invest whatever money they sock away.

A win-win for Employee Benefits. Here are four key benefits that can help employees maintain financial health even in tough economic times. Not only does this approach empower employees, but it also creates a win-win situation for companies. 

SECURE 2.0 opened a door for emergency savings accounts (ESAs) and it is catching on. This initiative is part of a growing trend among businesses to ease their employees' financial burdens.

With the student loan freeze ending this summer, it's time to prepare for what comes next. The interest on loans will resume accruing from September 1, and repayments are due in October. 

Stress can have a major impact on the workplace. If financial stress goes unchecked, productivity can suffer, and employees may postpone retirement, resulting in possible increased costs for employers in terms of compensation, benefits and talent rec...

In the news again, Social Security is expected to go bankrupt. Another reason why employers should review 401(k) participation, contribution and deferral rates.