Tenneco Chooses Fidelity to Provide Pension Retirement Plan Administration
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In its release,
"We're pleased to be working with Fidelity given its outstanding client service, attention to detail and innovative technologies in the administration of workplace retirement plans, both pensions and 401(k)s," said
"Companies design their benefits programs to meet the unique needs of their employees," said
Fidelity currently manages defined contribution plans for 23,300 companies, including corporate 401(k) plans as well as tax-exempt and advisor-sold plans3. The firm also administers 820 defined benefit pension plans for 170 companies and 4.4 million participants.
Fidelity said the
Fidelity is a provider of investment management, retirement planning, portfolio guidance, brokerage, benefits outsourcing and many other financial products.
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