Jeri Savage of MFS Investment Management highlights that the evaluation process for retirement income is broader than the typical process plan sponsors use. In this PLANSPONSOR article, MFS's research highlights the following as part of the diligence process for retirement income: > Identifying the Plan's preference for retired participants > Whether or not participants exit the Plan at retirement > What advice/services/solutions will the Plan offer > Product attributes and trade-offs of different guaranteed and non-guaranteed components, and > Will the Plan offer multiple solutions to support their participant base Folks like to say, "Retirement income is complicated," and they are not wrong. However, when is change for the better not hard at the onset? By taking a step back, being thoughtful, and looking at the bigger picture, what seems complicated now has a windfall of ease and simplicity. #retirementincome #401K https://lnkd.in/dzw4-3dY
MFS's research on retirement income by Jeri Savage
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