529 Plans – Ready Market for Stable Value
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By Randy Myers NOTE: Correction at end of article They have different funding goals, of course, but in many other respects 529 college savings plans are a lot like 401(k) retirement savings plans—with at least one notable difference. While stable value funds can be found in a high percentage of 401(k) plans, they are only […]
Stable Times Volume 17 Issue 1
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Download PDF The biannual publication of the Stable Value Investment Association that covers both industry concerns and association activities. Table of contents: Stable Value Assets Continue to Grow in 2012 [PDF] Fiscal Concerns: Goldman Sachs Asset Management Offers an Update [PDF] US Interest Rates: What We Should Expect [PDF] 529 Plans: Ready Market for Stable Value [PDF] […]
Job Opening at T. Rowe Price
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Download PDF Position available for an Associate Portfolio Manager in Stable Value. PRIMARY PURPOSE OF THE POSITION This Associate Portfolio Manager (APM) will assist Portfolio Managers (PMs) in the day-to-day management of stable value strategies by performing scenario and portfolio allocation analyses, evaluating fixed income portfolio strategies and performance, and communicating with internal and external […]
Stable value funds preserve capital while boosting return
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Long-term investors should not have a significant amount of money invested in Treasury bills, money market instruments or garden variety savings accounts. The reason is simple: These options return less than 1 percent per year, which means they don’t keep pace with inflation. Are there other options for those who want to preserve capital? One […]
Plan Sponsor and Plan Advisor Pick Up SVIA FAQ
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Although guaranteed insurance accounts represent a significant portion of the stable value asset class, prior to now there has not been much information publicly available on these investment options. SVIA has responded to several frequently asked questions in an effort to provide some information on the various aspects of stable value guaranteed insurance accounts and […]
For Safety-First Savers, Stable-Value Funds Are Tough to Beat
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For savers in search of a low-risk investment vehicle with a little more income than one might get from a bank or money market mutual fund, stable-value funds are a great choice. Click here to read the full article
Bonds: What are your 401(k) options?
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Stable value funds are intended to deliver safety and stability by preserving principal and accumulated earnings. They are similar to money market funds but seek to offer higher returns. Click here to read the full article
Guaranteed Insurance Accounts – Frequently Asked Questions
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Because of the significant allocation of assets to guaranteed insurance accounts and the scant amount of publicly available information, the SVIA has released the following FAQ to shed some light on this segment. This FAQ is limited to an overview of guaranteed insurance accounts and focuses primarily on ‘spread-based’ general account insurance products. Download the […]
EBRI’s 2013 Retirement Confidence Survey: Perceived Savings Needs Outpace Reality for Many
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Americans’ confidence in their ability to afford a comfortable retirement remains low— which may reflect a growing awareness of the savings realities ahead, according to the 23rd annual Retirement Confidence Survey. Download the PDF