Top 5 industries with the most improved retirement plans

Taking into consideration increases in 401(k) account balances, participation, and more, these 5 industries are on the move.

By BenefitsPRO editors & Chris Nicholls, Eric Ryles | August 24, 2018 at 08:25 AM

Some industries have great 401(k) plans. Other industries aren't exactly known for their 401(k) plans. Our colleagues at Judy Diamond Associates examined industry trends and data and identified the top five industries with the most improved retirement plans. Here's an interactive infographic with all you need to know (click the arrows for more data):

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