VIDEOS & PODCASTS VIDEOS & PODCASTS

What's Going On in Washington? What's Going On in Washington?

Introducing a new video series featuring Doug Fisher, SVP, Retirement Policy Development, Market Planning. For over a decade, Doug has been bringing insight to plan sponsors on what Congress and regulators are doing, and how it may impact the benefits landscape. In this update, Doug shares his thoughts on which legislative and regulatory topics will demand your attention in 2012.

Fidelity Total Bond Fund Fidelity Total Bond Fund

Ford O'Neil, portfolio manager for the Fidelity Total Bond Fund takes a look at recent fund performance and discusses market developments in Europe and the U.S.

Fidelity Dividend Growth Fidelity Dividend Growth

Larry Rakers, portfolio manager for the Fidelity Dividend Growth Fund, sat down for a six-minute video interview, where he discusses the Dividend Growth Fund and some of its key attributes.
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Taking a Closer Look at Health Exchanges

Private vs. public exchanges? Not so fast. Before planning an exchange strategy, plan sponsors need to address overriding health care cost challenges. Funding comes first, not exchanges. More

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The State of Company Contributions, Plan Size Matters

Recent economic turbulence—marked by recession and market volatility—has put plan sponsors under increased pressure to find a balance between supporting employees’ retirement savings goals and maintaining their companies’ fiscal health. More

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The Increasing Cost of Healthcare Upon Retirement

Fidelity estimates how much the average 65-year-old couple retiring in 2012 will need to cover medical expenses throughout retirement. More

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Improved Market and Increased Contribution Rates Continue to Drive 401(k) Balances Higher

We are now seeing participants becoming much more mindful of and engaged in their financial future, while the trend of increasing savings levels continues. Recent analysis of Q1 2012 data shows that average 401(k) balances rose to $74,600 at the end of the first quarter, up8% from the end of the fourth quarter of 2011. More