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BlackRock Helps Build Over $2 Billion in Savings for Everyday Americans through Philanthropic Emergency Savings Initiative - Vimarsana News

BlackRock Helps Build Over $2 Billion in Savings for Everyday Americans through Philanthropic Emergency Savings Initiative

BlackRock’s Emergency Savings Initiative creates custom solutions for employers and financial services institutions of all sizes to make access to savings easier for over 10 million Americans,... | June 9, 2023

Retirement Income Products Should Reflect Retirees' Desire for Stability, Survey Shows - Vimarsana News

Retirement Income Products Should Reflect Retirees' Desire for Stability, Survey Shows

Retirees expressed that guaranteed lifetime income, as well as control and access to their money, are top priorities in a DCIIA research study.

Social Security Replaces More Retirement Income for Low-Income Participants - Vimarsana News

Social Security Replaces More Retirement Income for Low-Income Participants

Plan sponsors can assist low- and moderate-income workers’ retirement readiness by educating them about the benefits of delaying Social Security until full retirement age.

Plan Design Strategies to Boost Retirement Outcomes for Low-Income Participants - Vimarsana News

Plan Design Strategies to Boost Retirement Outcomes for Low-Income Participants

Sponsors have a toolbox of plan design and benefit approaches they can use to boost retirement outcomes for low- and moderate-income earners.

The future, as elite retirement plan advisers say they see it - Vimarsana News

The future, as elite retirement plan advisers say they see it

The Retirement Research Center surveyed retirement plan advisers, half of whom had more than $300 million in DC assets under advisement.