Auto Portability in the News
Browse the most comprehensive collection of articles in the media that feature auto portability.
NAPA Net's Ted Godbout Covers Boston Research Technologies White Paper on Auto Portability
In his 12/6/17 article in NAPA Net, Ted Godbout covers the recent Boston Research Technologies white paper “Making the Right Choice the Easiest Choice: Eliminating Friction and Leaks in America’s Defined Contribution System” -- which documents the key findings of the initial market launch of auto portability.
401kTV Features Boston Research Technologies' Findings on Auto Portability
401kTV's Robyn Kurdek examines Boston Research Technologies' research on the initial launch of auto portability.
Market Wrap with Moe Discusses 401k Auto Portability
Moe Ansari talks 401k auto portability with Kerry Pechter, publisher of the Retirement Income Journal.
Changes Coming to Your 401(k) in 2018 – What Do They Mean for You?
Quicken Loans' Dan Rafter discusses upcoming changes to 401(k) plans in 2018 with Edward Dressel, including auto portability.
How are participants reacting to Auto Portability?
401kWire's Cat Felle reports on the recently-released white paper by Boston Research Technologies.
The Results Are In: Auto Portability is a Winner!
On 11/7/17, Warren Cormier of Boston Research Technologies published a white paper “Making the Right Choice the Easiest Choice: Eliminating Friction and Leaks in America’s Defined Contribution System.” The key findings of the research confirm that auto portability is a winner, with significant pent-up demand in our defined contribution system.
PLANADVISER: Results From Use of Auto Portability Product Released
Spencer Williams, from Retirement Clearinghouse, says the findings show the potential to preserve trillions of future retirement savings dollars for retirement plan participants through the widespread adoption of auto portability.
PLANSPONSOR: Retirement Clearinghouse Releases Findings From Auto Portability Use
Results from the firm’s product use by one plan sponsor found that upon consolidation, workers' median plan account balance increased by 46% and the combined future value of their preserved savings was more than $3 million at normal retirement age.