Most adults under the age of 35 will never have access to a defined benefit retirement plan. All they'll ever know is the 401(k) and the IRA.
A new report by Milliman says companies should consider bringing the defined benefit plan back because of their value to both employees and employers.
Milliman said DB plans are a great way to attract and keep experienced employees while also stretching the value of retirement dollars.
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