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401(k)s

401(k) Fee DisclosureTo Change DC Game

- A Q&A with Verisight CEO Greg Tschider and Senior Vice President Robert Stebbins on the ramifications of the new 401(k) fee disclosure.

401(k) Plans Turn to Alternatives, As Volatility, Inflation Fears Persist

- Extreme Volatility in the Markets is Prompting Plan Sponsors to Turn to Alternative Options

Hancock Offers Complete 401(k) Adviser Program

- John Hancock's New 401(k) Adviser Program Includes Educational Materials and Practice Management.

A One-Two Knock on Retirement

- Lower 401(k) Contribution Limits, Social Security Cuts Threaten Americans' Retirement Savings

The Most Critical 401(k) Figure

- Investors Would Contribute More to Their 401(k) if They Saw Balance as a Monthly Annuity

The New Retirement Standard

- Retirement Systems' Progress Far Too Slow Around the World

The Hartford Emphasizes 401(k) Tax Advantages

- The Hartford Underscores Tax Breaks in 401(k)s, IRAs.

Rallying Around Retirement

- Retirement Saving in Even More Peril as More Americans Focus on Daily Bills

89% of 401(k) Investors Want Allocation Help

- At Deadline

Getting 401(k) Investors To Up the Ante

- Editor's Desk: More Firms Should Join Efforts to Boost 401(k) Contributions

'Sock it to' Your 401(k)

- Personal Financial Writers Should Encourage People to Contribute More to Their 401(k) - Not to Take Out a Loan

80% of Suspended 401(k) Matches to be Restored

- At Deadline

Spectrem Sees Opportunity For Plans in Rollovers

- At Deadline

Looking Into the 401(k) Future

- The 30th anniversary of the first 401(k) savings plan which I designed is rapidly approaching on Jan. 1, 2011, making this an appropriate time to briefly consider how 401(k) has impacted our retirement system.Most Fortune 500 companies offered their employees a defined benefit plan, plus a thrift/savings plan, when 401(k) savings plans began in 1981. The thrift plans featured after-tax employee contributions, plus matching employer contributions. The most common retirement plan available to employees of small to mid-size companies was an employer-funded profit sharing plan.

Investors Seek Advice As Nest Eggs Rebound

- Assets in 401(k) plans and other retirement accounts are up 18% from a year ago and have nearly erased losses from the recession as investors continue to pump money into their plans and take advantage of lower prices, according to a report from the Spectrem Group. Furthermore, investors are more than twice as likely to seek out financial advice than they were a year ago and commonly turn to mutual fund and plan provider websites for information, the report said.

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