Can Every American Access Financial Advice?
According to a recent study conducted by Allianz life, not all Americans are able to get the financial advice they need. Which is pretty troubling given the recent economic turmoil.The 2021 Retirement Risk Readiness Study highlighted the particular difficulties faced by certain demographic groups, in getting professional help with their finances.
Machines Lack Empathy: This is Nothing Like the Industrial Revolution
Introduction of robots is a new trend in many industries, economies and businesses. Thanks to the working force optimization, business owners intend to increase gradually their profit by diminishing expenses.
Best Ways To Approach Your Prospect Online
When people are marketing online, those trust-building factors are entirely absent. Not only that, but prospects tend to be more cautious online, in order to avoid being scammed or hacked. So, from the outset, online marketing is an uphill struggle.
Long Life & a Portfolio to Match
Even with the COVID 19 death toll on America, the concept that "life is too short" is evolving, for people reaching retirement age. This is thanks to various breakthroughs in public health, and safety infrastructure.
Introduction: Why MEPs and PEPs are the Plan of the Moment
Do you know that only 53 percent of employees at small businesses have retirement planning options? Now, if we consider the fact that there are 5 million to 6 million companies in the U.S. and just 650,000 defined contribution plans, it becomes obvious that saving for retirement is a big issue in America that needs to be resolved.
Does your Retirement Plan have Automatic Enrollment?
According to a recent study “Automatic enrollment: The Power of the Default” by Jeffrey W. Clark and Jean A. Young from Vanguard, automatic enrollment not only triples the participation rate of new workers but also causes a significant proportion to raise their deferral rates over time.