GOBankingRates | Are Costly Professional Degrees Really Worth It?
In a competitive job market and an unpredictable economy, more and more people are going back to school to get professional degrees, eyeing careers that they can’t enter with a bachelor’s degree alone. By and large these professional degrees are not cheap — and they...
PLANSPONSOR: Giving Employees the Financial Wellness Help They Want
A Franklin Templeton survey found that while workers today place nearly equal importance on mental (81%), physical (80%) and financial (76%) health, they feel least in control of their financial health (55%) as compared to physical (62%) and mental (58%) health.
PLANADVISER: Participant Insights: Misperceptions About 401(k) Plans Abound
Retirement plan sponsors have to conquer a great number of fiduciary and plan design basics when setting up a plan, but they might not think about the many misconceptions that participants have about retirement plans and retirement saving—which could be an impediment.
BenefitsPro: Financial Literacy Month about how employers can use financial wellness coaching to improve employee financial literacy
April is Financial Literacy Month. As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to impact our lives, many Americans are facing issues they couldn’t have imagined mere months ago. What began as a public health threat quickly transformed into something much larger, not only impacting our physical well-being, but also our financial well-being. The pandemic really shined a spotlight on the financial insecurity of many American’s.
