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How to Address Employee Concerns About Retirement Savings in Light of Market Volatility and Inflation

Auxillium West

Stock market decline, inflation, and fear of recession can lead employees to decrease or drop their retirement contributions. A recent survey of 1000 adults by Voya Financial (1) found that: 66% of respondents are worried about how inflation will affect their ability to save for retirement. By 2021, that number had risen to 78%.

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The 1 Factor You Must Have to be an F500 CEO!

The Tim Sackett Project

In 2005 the average age of an F500 CEO was 46 years old. In fact, many times if the CEO wants to retire, and they trade that CEO in for a younger one, and 12 months in the company is slightly underperforming to expectations, they’ll fire that CEO quickly and bring back the old one to right the ship! It really defies logic.

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The Gig Economy: Distraction from a Real Problem or Disruption to the System?

TalentCulture

In fact, a recent study showed the number of Americans benefiting from alternative work arrangements rose by nearly 10 million between 2005 and 2015. Nor can they invest in retirement and/or health care benefits for their families, nor help their kids with the costs of higher education. And while the U.S. Are We All Doomed?

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Want Insanely Low 401(k) Fees? Follow These 6 Steps

ForUsAll

Taken as a percentage of the assets, over time, they can add up to a HUGE chunk of change that can take years off of your or your employees' retirements. A 2% fee doesn’t sound like daylight robbery, but over 35 years, that little fee can consume up to half of your retirement earnings. Of course, easier said than done.

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401(k) 101: A Benefit for Employers and Employees Alike

HR Daily Advisor

Since 401(k) retirement savings plans first appeared in the early 1980s, they have grown rapidly. To allow employees to supplement their future retirement income. To provide a highly mobile work force with a suitable way to save for retirement. Today, they are one of the most popular and widespread employee benefits.

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Succession Planning: Essential Guide for HR

Analytics in HR

Employees get promoted, move companies, and retire every day. The succession planning model depicted below is an adaptation of Groves (2005) , who proposed an integrated leadership development and succession planning model. Whenever someone occupying a critical role quits or retires, you should make a succession decision.

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10 Questions You Should Ask Your Retirement Plan Provider

Insperity

If only finding a retirement plan to offer your employees were as easy as retiring itself. From Simplified Employee Pension plans to 401(k)s to defined benefit plans, retirement plans come in many forms. A provider that caters to large businesses may only offer big business retirement plans. What’s it going to cost?