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2025 Defined Contribution Consultant Study
T. Rowe Price's annual study that captures views from the U.S. Defined Contribution consultant and advisor community.
Reference Point: Real data to inform better outcomes
How does activity in your plan compare to trends across the T. Rowe Price participant population? Our annual report breaks down data from the previous year.
Retirement
Age and the case for personalized solutions
Older investors have more diverse asset allocation preferences and savings levels than younger participants, making them suitable candidates for personalized retirement solutions.
How unpacking health care expenses can empower retirement savers
We unpack health expsense data to help retirement savers optimize their financial planning.
Social Security: The knowledge gap, pessimism, and no popular fix
Limited understanding of Social Security can affect retirement decisions, and proposed funding solutions are unpopular.
Drawdown with annuities can balance retirement income and liquidity
Plan sponsors are exploring annuities to help recreate a paycheck-like experience in retirement.
How AI is transforming retirement solutions
Generative artificial intelligence can add value for clients, while guardrails help to safeguard information.
Survey reveals the rising importance of financial planning at retirement
It’s important to establish a formal retirement withdrawal strategy leading into retirement.
Investments
2026 Global Market Outlook: Minds, machines, and market shifts
AI will continue to drive growth in 2026, but investors will need to be clear-eyed about the risks while exploring growing opportunities in non-tech sectors.
Collective investment trusts (CITs) as investment options in qualified plans
A CIT may be a good investment solution for certain tax-qualified and governmental retirement plans that are seeking characteristics not available with a mutual fund.
Constructing more effective defined contribution investment lineups
Explore three key areas of consideration that defined contribution plan sponsors face: regulatory and fiduciary issues, cultural and employee demographics, and research and industry trends.
Investor 360™
We’re asking better questions to help give you a full view of what’s ahead, what’s important, and how our investing teams are responding. With our editorial lenses—In the Loop, From the Field, In the Spotlight, On the Horizon, and Make Your Plan—clients are at the center of our best thinking.
Retirement policy
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Qualified plan limits
The IRS released the 2026 dollar limits on certain benefits and contributions to retirement plans and IRAs.
IRS issues final regulations on Roth catch-up requirements
The IRS has released final regulations clarifying the Roth catch-up requirements for high-wage retirement plan participants.
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