Tag: Digital Tools

One of the most important retirement tools requires relevant data, such as anticipated retirement age, to be updated over time.

Duke University's Dan Ariely finds that loss aversion can be used to help participants reframe savings.

Plan sponsors want digital tools that are effective and potentially useful for every participant, but not one-size-fits-all.

Educating employees about the power of time on their savings, encouraging them to log into their retirement plan accounts and...

Participants in plans serviced by John Hancock can hear their account and loan balances, fund allocations, personal rates of return,...

In applying My Money Connector, retirement plan participants can work toward a budget, monitor spending habits, determine savings goals and...

One of the first indicators investors will see on their new home page is a personalized recommendation for improving retirement...

In-plan lifetime income options are offered by more than half of not-for-profit plan sponsors surveyed, but among those that don't,...

Baby Boomers are adopting better financial habits, but Millennials may be overconfident in theirs, a study by Allianz finds.