Five resolutions
for retirement plans
Welcome to 2024, where the retirement landscape is evolving rapidly. New regulations, technology and workforce dynamics could mean big changes for retirement plans. We identified five key trends you can add to your list of new year resolutions to succeed in your job and help you build better retirements.
1. Stay informed and diversify
You don’t need to talk like you work on Wall Street, but you do need to stay informed of the market and economic trends that may affect your plan’s investment lineups. Now may be the time to look at the advantages of lifetime income.
2. Meet the new default
Behavioral finance shows that most employees have a set-it-and-forget-it mentality. Adopting an annuity into your default investment option is key for retirement security.
3. Prepare for the rise of CITs
Collective investment trusts (CITs) have long been the darling of 401(k)s, and they are about to be allowed on 403(b) platforms. Get up-to-speed on the potential benefits for retirement plans.
4. Embrace AI responsibly
Experts expect AI will save time and money by improving operations, financial literacy and plan design—all in the next few years. What's next for TIAA. And you.
5. Personalize financial wellness
Financial well-being is more than a talking point: It’s about accommodating employees with different financial experiences, ensuring they have the tools they need to succeed. We'll help you do more.
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This material is for informational or educational purposes only and is not fiduciary investment advice, or securities, investment strategy, or insurance product recommendation. This material does not consider an individual’s own objectives or circumstances which should be the basis of any investment decision.
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