The evidence is clear: employers who take an active role in helping their employees plan for retirement have happier, more productive, and more loyal employees. The retirement landscape has changed, and defined contribution plan participants need more guidance, support, and education in order to help navigate unpredictable markets and change problematic financial behaviors. Today’s employees face many challenges to success in retirement, and many are not doing enough to financially prepare for the future.
Providing guidance, support, and financial education for your employees is a cost-effective way to help satisfy your fiduciary obligations, advance financial knowledge and behavior, and improve retirement outcomes for your employees