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How to Choose a Retirement Plan: 3 Features Employees Love

Insperity

Since the financial crisis of 2008, workers have become more aware and concerned about saving for retirement. As a result, employer-sponsored retirement plans are no longer an enticing perk, they’re an expectation. They want a plan they can brag about. So why would their retirement plan be an exception?

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Sponsoring a Retirement Plan: Tax Benefits You Should Know About

Insperity

Offering your employees a retirement plan doesn’t have to be a burden on your budget. The federal government offers tax benefits to help make retirement plans more affordable for small businesses. Here are a couple of ways you can save some money by sponsoring a retirement plan. Receive an income tax credit.

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Why Financial Wellness Is a Must-Have Employee Benefit

Best Money Moves

More than 60 percent of employers now feel “extremely” responsible for their employees’ financial wellness, compared to just 13 percent in 2013, according to the latest Workplace Benefits Report from Bank of America. 30 percent want information on retirement plans. 27 percent want online financial tools or calculators.

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How to Improve Employee Engagement and Motivation in the Retail Sector (With Examples)

Empuls

Paul Brown was hired by Roark Capital in 2013 as the CEO of the company despite having no experience in the restaurant business. Since its inception in 2013, nearly 400,000 team members have been trained through this program which kept the company profitably growing. During the early 2010s, Arby’s restaurant empire was drowning.

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Does your CFO know the difference between engagement and morale?

Achievers

They’re not always the employees with the best retirement plans or the most impressive titles. Time and time again, research has proven that the most successful employees—the ones who stay in their jobs the longest and contribute most to the company’s growth—are not necessarily the highest paid. They’re the happiest.

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Blacklisted: How The NTSA Stifles Dissent

The Teacher's Advocate

This should disturb every member of the American Retirement Association. I’ve spent the past 20+ years fighting for better retirement plans for teachers and for a fiduciary duty in 403(b) plans. What is the NTSA attempting to hide? I won’t stop because a lobbying group decides my voice shouldn’t be heard.

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Why I’m Attending an IT Conference (Advice for HR Leaders)

UpstartHR

A stray comment from a 7:00am 401k administration session at SHRM 2013 still rings in my ears when I talk about workplace retirement plans. I have been to tons of events over the years, and what always surprises me is the fact that I get something out of the most unlikely places.

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