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Why the Future of Retirement Belongs to Platforms That Scale Access
The retirement system in America has a fundamental problem. It’s not that people don’t know they should save, or that they’re unwilling. It’s that they don’t have access. If you’re with a big employer that offers a 401(k), chances are you’re covered. If you’re not, odds are you’re on the outside loo...
Retirement Readiness Starts at the Paycheck, Not the Portfolio
The retirement industry has asked the same question for years: “How do we get more people retirement-ready?” We’ve spent decades building products, designing plans, and improving access to investment options, but if we’re being honest, the results have been uneven at best. Participation rates remain...
Why Small-Balance IRAs Deserve a Bigger Place in the Retirement Conversation
For decades, the retirement industry has helped millions of Americans plan and save for the future. It’s done a lot of good. But let’s be honest: the system wasn’t built for everyone. It was built for efficiency. For scale. For those who already had money. The traditional playbook focused on maximiz...
IRALOGIX Celebrates 10 Years of Retaining Assets and Driving Revenues for Wealth Management Partners
IRALOGIX, the retirement industry’s leading fintech provider, today marked its 10th anniversary, underscoring a decade of growth, innovation, and impact in reshaping how the wealth management industry serves retirement investors. “What makes IRALOGIX stand out is how we’ve balanced innovation with e...
How AI Can Revolutionize Retirement’s Hidden Infrastructure
Every day, the retirement industry processes billions of transactions, from contribution deposits to investment changes to loan applications. Behind each of these seemingly simple activities often lies a complex web of file transfers — digital handoffs that have remained stubbornly analog in functio...
Peter J. de Silva: America needs to help financially strapped Americans save for retirement
The retirement system isn’t meeting today’s needs, let alone tomorrow’s. Concerns about the long-term stability of Social Security have shaken public confidence, and for many workers, personal savings options are limited or out of reach. Congress has a real chance to fix our fractured retirement sys...