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Brian Menickella

Brian Menickella

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Contributor, Forbes

Wayne

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Total articles 111

  • The 401(k) Revolution Is Here-But Is It Enough?

    By Brian Menickella| Forbes Verified Anne Tergesen’s recent Wall Street Journal piece, The 401(k) Has Reached a Tipping Point in Its Takeover of American Retirement, paints an optimistic picture of a retirement system finally hitting its stride. After nearly five decades, half of private-sector workers are now saving in 401(k) plans—a milestone that signals the defined contribution model has firmly supplanted the traditional pension as America’s retirement backbone.

    By Brian Menickella · Forbes

    Mar. 12, 2025

  • Will The Presidential Election Impact My 401(k)?

    By Brian Menickella| Forbes Verified As the 2024 presidential election approaches its finale, investors and retirement savers are grappling with a pressing question: Will the outcome impact my 401(k) account? It’s a question that comes up every four years, regardless of the policy proposals and economic issues at play.

    By Brian Menickella · Forbes

    Nov. 04, 2024

  • The 401(k) Revolution Is Here-But Is It Enough?

    By Brian Menickella| Forbes Verified Anne Tergesen’s recent Wall Street Journal piece, The 401(k) Has Reached a Tipping Point in Its Takeover of American Retirement, paints an optimistic picture of a retirement system finally hitting its stride. After nearly five decades, half of private-sector workers are now saving in 401(k) plans—a milestone that signals the defined contribution model has firmly supplanted the traditional pension as America’s retirement backbone.

    By Brian Menickella · Forbes

    Mar. 12, 2025

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Wayne, United States