401(k) News Continued

Congress Wants More Small Businesses to Offer 401(k) Plans. The Market Is One Step Ahead.

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At the start of 2020, Congress made it easier for small businesses to offer 401(k) retirement plans to their employees. That’s a relief. Participation in 401(k) plans is far too low. Just 60% of workers have access to a 401(k). Even then, only 42% of workers participate. The law, known as the SECURE Act, is… Continue reading

 

No, Your 401(k) is Not in Jeopardy because Joe Biden Won

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His many comments to the contrary, the stock market is NOT going to crash and your 401K is not in jeopardy because Donald Trump lost the presidential election. Despite being one of the several claims made by Trump over the past several months, a host of financial experts and analysts say that’s simply not true.… Continue reading

 

Retirement Industry People Moves: Rebalance Names Retirement Services Vice President

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Rebalance has added Amanda Thurman to the team as Vice President, Retirement Services.  In her role as Vice President, Retirement Services, Thurman will be responsible for growing Rebalance’s small business retirement services programs. The company’s flagship retirement product, Better K, was designed to dramatically improve 401(k) options for small business owners and their employees, to which Thurman will… Continue reading

 

Rebalance Builds 401(k) Product Aimed at Small Businesses

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Investment firm Rebalance has launched Better K, a 401(k) product designed to take the firm’s approach to wealth management and apply it to retirement planning for small business owners and their employees. Better K provides each plan participant an investment strategy based on his own, personal needs. Each participant is provided a personalized risk assessment, and… Continue reading

 

Rebalance Announces Formation of Dental Advisory Board, Accelerating Its 401(k) Practice to Offer Better Retirement Solutions for Dentists

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Bethesda, MD –  September 10, 2020 – Rebalance, a mission-driven investment firm committed to making premium financial management services affordable and accessible to everyday investors, has announced the formation of its inaugural dental advisory board.  The Rebalance Dental Advisory Board will provide critical insights into the distinct retirement needs of the dental community, with the… Continue reading

 

Rebalance’s Better K Launch Highlights How 401(k) Admin is Changing

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In just the past week, three companies of widely varying sizes introduced new products aimed at the retirement market, demonstrating the growing trends of personalized financial planning and providing capabilities (and pricing) previously reserved for larger 401k plans. Innovation in the retirement industry continues to make strides in providing increased access to tools designed to… Continue reading

 

Rebalance Launches New 401(k) Product Better K™, Offering a Personalized Approach to Retirement Planning for Small Business Owners and Employees

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Bethesda, MD –  August 24, 2020 – Rebalance, a mission-driven investment firm committed to making premium financial management services affordable and accessible to everyday investors, has announced the launch of Better K™. Better K™ is a new 401(k) product designed to take the firm’s sophisticated, personalized approach to wealth management and apply it to retirement… Continue reading

 

Are Critics Right? Is It Time To Dump Your 401(k) Account?

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Critics, including some high-profile celebrity talking heads, are bashing 401(k) accounts. They claim 401(k)s are riddled with flaws and will burn you later. Are they right? Are you sabotaging your retirement planning by stashing money inside those popular workplace retirement savings plans? Or are there solutions and workarounds for those stinging criticisms of 401(k) accounts?… Continue reading

 

Beware The Many Vultures Eyeing Your Old 401(k) Money

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Tens of millions of Americans are out of work as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic and associated shutdowns. Once the economy restarts in earnest, chances are many of them will return to different jobs, even different careers. That kind of monumental shift in the economy will be an acceleration of an already common experience… Continue reading