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Consult with the development and implementation of education plans that maximize participation in the retirement plan. Develop appropriate needs assessments that help retirement plan participants make informed decisions about their retirement savings and payout strategies. Plan for you to enjoy time out of the office. view job details

Attend client meetings to present financial recommendations and an overview of the retirement plan. Manage vendor relationships to ensure compliance with applicable plan documents and contract terms. Maintains knowledge of retirement plan rules and regulations by utilizing internal and external resources, as well as continuous training. view job details

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Be an Ant, Not a Grasshopper  How to Invest in a 401(k) or Other Retirement Plan   How to Roll Over Your Retirement Accounts       How to Roll Over Your Retirement Accounts  What happens to your retirement accounts if you change jobs? First of all, it's your money and no one can take it from you. Initially your best option is to do nothing and leave your 401(k) or other retirement money where it is. Then, after you've made more concrete plans, you can act accordingly.If you find another job with a company 401(k), just roll the money over into the new plan. But be careful how you do this. Make ... view article details

Not sure how much to contribute to your retirement plan every month? That's easy: Put in as much as you possibly can without leaving yourself stuck. Investment limitsEvery year the IRS puts a limit on how much pretax income you can contribute to your retirement plan. For the year 2005 the maximum is $14,000. This is quite a nice equalizer that prevents bigwig executives from feathering their nests much more than the mail clerk. If you want to contribute more, you can, but it'll have to come from income you've already paid tax on. Though once in there, the extra money can earn tax deferred unti... view article details

The stock market is thriving and the rest of the economy is slowly strengthening. But despite this good news, the number of workers planning to delay retirement is soaring, according to a new report by The Conference Board, a business research organization based in New York City.In 2012, 62 percent of survey respondents aged 45 to 60 said that the recent recession has made them consider postponing retirement, up significantly from 42 percent in 2010.Job losses, pay cuts, and significant declines in home values were among the major factors driving these planned delays, the report concludes. Wor... view article details

Be an Ant, Not a Grasshopper*  Most people know they should invest for the future, but at least half would like to do better. In a Salary.com poll about investments in the company retirement plan, 44 percent of respondents said they contribute, but could do better; 13 percent know they should invest, but have other priorities; and 41 percent said they contribute the maximum. Just 3 percent reported not having a retirement plan. If you're gainfully employed and reasonably satisfied with your career, there are few good excuses for not taking advantage of this benefit. If you've got access to a c... view article details

In the world of marketing, there are many different roles you can explore depending on your competencies and interests. Managers, web developers, graphic designers, writers, social media specialists, and analysts can all find a home in marketing. Using Salary.com data, we provided the average salaries of seven in-demand marketing jobs. We also provided job description summaries so you can determine if your skillset matches up: 1) Social Media Specialist What you’ll earn, on average: $50,225 What you'll do: Prepare and develop social media content to support and enhance the organization's brand... view article details

Everyone has their own goals for retirement, which are all linked to retirement benefits. To match these different goals, the financial market has investment options for individual retirement plans. Before choosing a retirement plan, it is important to look at all the choices, especially the ones that offer retirement benefits. Good research is a big part of this process. Once you understand all the retirement plans and what they offer, you can pick the one that best fits your retirement goals. What Are Retirement Benefits? Retirement benefits are the money and rewards you receive after you s... view blog & white papers details

Talent operations is a crucial function in the process of modern talent acquisition.  A newer way of doing things in finding the right people for a job comes with it. Effective talent operations help companies quickly hire the best people and stay ahead in today's competitive business world. Talent operations help companies do this by having a well-organized and fact-based approach to finding the best talents. This article explores what talent operations are and why they are crucial for the hiring process of modern organizations. What Are Talent Operations? Talent operations include various p... view blog & white papers details

Finding and hiring top talent is no easy feat. Behind the scenes of any company's talent acquisition operations is a host of tasks that need to run like a well-oiled machine. The talent acquisition (TA) team source, screen, and hire the best candidates that will drive business results. There are a number of key talent acquisition operations. These operations help refine hiring process by using technology. Building a candidate experience and mining for passive talent is another one. Talent acquisition operations contain many moving parts. For a company to gain a competitive edge, talent acquis... view blog & white papers details

Anyone approaching retirement knows both the excitement and anxiety that comes with it. On one hand, there are leisurely mornings, travel adventures, and more time with loved ones. But on the other hand, there are the unknowns. This can include how long one's savings will last as well as what to do when one's health declines. Retirement is uncharted territory, and it is normal to feel like navigating tricky waters without a map. The good news is, with the proper planning and preparation, retirement can be smooth sailing. Knowing about retiree benefits, creating a financial plan, and planning h... view blog & white papers details

Companies today offer a variety of retirement plans to help employees save for their future. But not all these plans are equal. Qualified plans provide tax benefits and are more common. On the other hand, nonqualified plans are becoming an ever more attractive option. This is true for companies looking to provide meaningful benefits to key employees. These plans offer flexibility and benefits that other plans do not. But they come with more complexities and risks. Companies and employees need to fully understand them before participating. For high-earning employees and small companies, nonqual... view blog & white papers details