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Mutual Of Omaha Adds Default Investment Options

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A Midwestern company has introduced target-date maturity funds and an individually managed account option designed for retirement plan participants who fail to make their own investment choices.

Mutual of Omaha Insurance Company, Omaha, Neb., says the products can help 401(k) plan sponsors comply with new federal qualified default investment alternative regulations.

The QDIA regulations encourage plan sponsors to invest the assets of participants who offer no investment allocation instructions in diversified portfolios that offer the participants some chance to benefit from increases in stock prices.

The target-date funds QDIA option consists of a series of funds aimed at plan participants with one of 9 different anticipated retirement dates.

The individually managed account option, supplied by an outside vendor, can use an automated system to base account investment decisions on an employee’s age and on current market conditions, Mutual of Omaha says.

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