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Only one-quarter of women are in good financial health, study finds

By Alan Goforth

Although nearly 7 in 10 women identify as the primary financial decisionmaker in their household, the report found that just 26% of women report good financial health.

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The power of 401(k) auto-solutions to drive participation rates to all-time highs: Vanguard

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'Left-behind' 401(k)s could cost job-hopping workers $90,000 by retirement

Gen Zers, in particular, are more likely to accumulate multiple small 401(k) accounts that are prime targets for automatic transfers to low-yielding Safe Harbor IRAs, which were never meant to be long-term investing vehicles, according to PensionBee.

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July 28, 2025

Gen Z unfazed? Retirement strategies of the 4 generations, as financial noise persists

As financial volatility persists, Gen Z is engaging with their finances at a younger age than millennials and leveraging technology, according to a new Betterment survey.

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July 25, 2025

Most workers risk health, income by avoiding sick days, study finds

Forty-five percent of workers feel judged by coworkers when they take sick time, the study found.

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July 25, 2025

401(k) ERISA class action lawsuits on the rise: What's ahead for 2025?

Some of the biggest ERISA issues over the last year included those over 401(k) forfeited contributions and ESG investing, according to Gerald Maatman, co-author of the 2025 ERISA Class Action Review.

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July 24, 2025

71% of U.S. workers brace for negative job impact from tariffs

80% of workers are concerned that inflation will reduce their real wages or standard of living.

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July 23, 2025

New law transforms benefits landscape: What benefits advisors need to know

Here's a breakdown of several provisions of the One Big Beautiful Bill that will significantly reshape how benefits advisors guide clients on plan design, compliance and benefit strategy.

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July 23, 2025

HR data found in 82% of breaches, fueling AI-powered cyberattacks

Social Security numbers were present in half of all incidents the study analyzed, which poses a material risk for identity theft and data protection regulation violations.

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Only one-quarter of women are in good financial health, study finds

The power of 401(k) auto-solutions to drive participation rates to all-time highs: Vanguard

Student debt's impact on 401(k)s: How employers can alleviate some financial burden

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Market Insights Stories

'Left-behind' 401(k)s could cost job-hopping workers $90,000 by retirement

Gen Z unfazed? Retirement strategies of the 4 generations, as financial noise persists

Most workers risk health, income by avoiding sick days, study finds

401(k) ERISA class action lawsuits on the rise: What's ahead for 2025?

71% of U.S. workers brace for negative job impact from tariffs

New law transforms benefits landscape: What benefits advisors need to know

HR data found in 82% of breaches, fueling AI-powered cyberattacks