The Currency - Workplace

Empower research finds that workplace savers who have taken advantage of advice interactions available through their plans are significantly better prepared for retirement than those who haven't.

Exploring five key considerations when evaluating retirement income options can help simplify the review process, make it feel more manageable, and open the door to seeking help from expert resources.

Empowerʼs third annual Empowering Americaʼs Financial Journey (EAFJ) study for the government sector helps provide a clearer picture of how public sector employees are progressing on their journeys to financial freedom.

People who are engaged with their retirement plan, leverage financial wellness tools and resources, seek out advice, and link accounts to create a more comprehensive view of their financial situation save more than people who are not engaged with their retirement plan.

This first-of-its-kind study aims to offer a unique look at the financial well-being of union members.

A greater level of comfort can ease stress and open the doors to financial planning.

Based on this analysis, participants do not consider managed accounts to be substitutes for target date funds.

Empowering America’s Financial Journey (EAFJ) seeks to provide a comprehensive view of state and local government employees’ defined contribution savings behavior and retirement preparations.

Gen Zers are rapidly moving into the job market — and into their first retirement plans.

Retirement income solutions need to be customized to address the myriad of possible retirement scenarios.