Omaha, NE – Mutual of Omaha Retirement Services has launched its newest product, Retirement Right Blueprint. An extension of Mutual’s Retirement Right suite, the open architecture product leverages technology to allow employers of any size to create a retirement plan for their employees.
“We couldn’t be more excited to launch our newest product, Retirement Right Blueprint,” said Laura Huscroft, vice president of retirement services at Mutual of Omaha. “This product expands accessibility of retirement planning to employers of all sizes and can be a compelling solution for employers faced with retirement plan state mandates, as well as those searching for a customer-centric provider.”
The new product includes a variety of optional services such as 3(16), 3(21), 3(38), managed accounts and self-directed brokerage accounts.
Additional features include:
Access to a relationship manager for all plans, regardless of asset size
Accelerated plan installation
Financial wellness tools embedded in the plan sponsor, financial professional and participant experiences
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