Bear markets can be emotionally fraught times, as investment balances fall, and the economy slows. 

Fortunately, 401(k)s are long term vehicles and there is time to recover. Unless you are already on the cusp of retirement, you can most likely hold out long enough to see at least one more market cycle, if not more.

Now more than ever is a great time to consider dollar cost averaging an option to buy into the market at lower prices.

If you are looking for ways to improve fiduciary oversight and strengthen your company's retirement plan, a committee is one of the best places to start.

A committee is responsible for the fiduciary oversight of your retirement plan by determining plan administration, investment offerings, costs and enhanced features.

There are fundamental building blocks to running a great committee. Download the guide below to see how it works.

Your financial life is a balancing act, strung between living in the present and preparing for the future. Saving for retirement may be a focus, but it could feel like you’re missing out on living in the present.

There are three key areas where saving big and investing may make a substantial difference in both the present and future alike. 

Download the White Paper to learn how to love your life today while saving for tomorrow.

With certain 401(k) automatic features turned on, you can allow your employees to save more while lightening your administrative workload.

Watch the video to see how these features fit into your workplace for streamlined administration and enhanced retirement plan savings.

Taking steps to help protect your estate is a key financial choice.

With appropriate strategies, you may be able to maximize your opportunities and help manage stress and confusion for your loved ones.

This White Paper outlines critical elements worth considering when creating your estate strategies.

The average American will change jobs 12 times.  Searching for a better quality of life, workplace benefits or change of scenery has led Americans to move careers, with frequency.

But what happens to their old 401(k) account? Help your employees understand their four options. Share this helpful infographic that breaks down the pros and cons of each distribution.