Viewpoints about 401(k)
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ERISA and the 401(k) plan: a short history
Knowing the history of ERISA and the 401(k) plan can help you understand your ERISA duties—and execute them effectively.
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65 commonly asked 401(k) plan questions—and where to find answers
From enrolling, to investing, to taking withdrawals, people have questions about their 401(k) plans and how to use them. Here are some of the common questions—and links to recent Viewpoints that can help answer them.
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Everyone needs estate planning—and this checklist makes it easy
These manageable tasks can help you cut estate planning down to size.
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Getting the most from your union retirement plan
Your union-sponsored retirement plan is a critical tool in helping you save for retirement—so take the time to understand what it offers and how to make the most of it.
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What the annual 2021 IRS limits mean for your retirement plan
See how much the IRS says you can contribute to retirement plans in 2021.
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Three ways to invest your 401(k) savings
401(k) plans typically offer multiple ways for you to manage the money that you or your company put into your account: You can do it yourself, you can use an asset allocation fund, or you can have a professional do it for you.
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Seven suggestions for designing a 401(k) investment menu
Our 7 suggestions for designing a diverse 401(k) menu provide considerations for 401(k) plan sponsors in selecting investments.
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Use National 401(k) Day to help your participants—and your plan
Use National 401(k) Day to get your participants engaged in planning for retirement and to make sure your plan is still meeting your needs.
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Considerations when evaluating 401(k) net investment fees as an ERISA fiduciary
Make sure your regular fund reviews include exploring alternative share classes.
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What to do before taking money out of your 401(k) in retirement
You need to plan for retirement withdrawals so you can prepare your 401(k) for its new job—supporting you.
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