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        Participant Engagement

         

        Inspiring Individuals to Look Ahead

        Retirement readiness works best as a collaborative experience, with participants and plan sponsors benefiting from knowledgeable partners who can provide and coordinate expertise in the forms of:

        • Solutions to support life’s transitions, at employer and legislative levels
        • Practical financial wellness guidance for sponsors and savers
        • Communications to educate and inspire individuals today in pursuit of their goals tomorrow     

        At State Street, our dedicated Participant Engagement team is positioned at the intersection of investment strategy, public policy and marketing execution, working directly with sponsors to develop effective participant outreach
        strategies that drive action.

        Life Stage

        Meeting Participants (and Sponsors) at Every Stage

        First job. Next job. New family and financial commitments. Retirement within reach. 

        Participants are balancing financial and personal transitions at every stage of life. Many look to their employers to help navigate through the complexity. However, employers have challenges of their own, from managing a workforce to coping with regulatory shifts to providing a DC plan that works for every employee.

        At State Street, we’re here to support plan sponsors and empower participants by:

        Seeing the Participant’s Perspective 

        • Student Debt vs. Retirement Savings: How Employers Can Help 
        • Are DIY Investors out of Their Depth? 

        Pushing for Policies That Work

        • Student Loans vs. Retirement Savings: IRS Rules
          Support Employers Addressing the Contribution Clash
        • How MEPs Will Change Retirement

        Financial Wellness

        Fostering Financial Wellness

        6 Steps to Bring Financial Wellness to the Workplace

        Use this framework to help start financial wellness conversations in your organization.

        Read now.

        The 3B’s Framework

        Gain insight on how to inspire behavioral-based change within a benefits program.

        Watch now.

        Advances in retirement plan design and automation may have improved the system of saving, but they haven’t removed the strain. 

        35%

        Employees say issues with personal finances have been a distraction at work1

        49%

        Employees find it difficult to meet household expenses on time each month2

        39%

        American adults would not be able to cover a $400 emergency with cash, savings or a credit card that could be paid off quickly3

        By committing to improve employees’ financial wellness, sponsors have the opportunity to see employees holistically, lessen participants’ anxiety and cultivate their happiness — gaining productivity in the process.4    

        Our financial wellness resources can support the launch or expansion of programs that strive to improve participants’ financial habits now and in retirement.

        Comms

        Improving Outcomes With Thoughtful Outreach

        The power of a carefully designed plan can be diminished if there is no outreach campaign to highlight plan details and participant benefits. 

        Working from initial strategy to tactical execution, our dedicated Participant Engagement team offers plan communications and other resources to help ensure employees get the most out of their retirement plan by: 

        Sharing Access to a Library of Content

        Offering Educational Resources on a Range of Topics     

        Retirement Solutions for People, Plans and Policy

        1, 2  PwC’s 8th annual Employee Financial Wellness Survey, PwC US, 2019. https://www.pwc.com/us/en/industries/private-company-services/library/financial-well-being-retirement-survey.html

        3 Report on the Economic Well-Being of U.S. Households in 2018, Board of Governors of the
        Federal Reserve System, May 2019.         https://www.federalreserve.gov/publications/files/2018-report-economic-well-being-us-households-201905.pdf

        4 Jeffrey Hayzlett, “Do Wellness Programs Make Employees More Productive? The Obvious Answer Is Yes,” Entrepreneur, March 2, 2018. https://www.entrepreneur.com/article/309685

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