Charles Schwab Ranked Highest by 401(k) Participants in J.D. Power Group Retirement Satisfaction Study
With an overall satisfaction score of 824 on a 1000-point scale, Schwab scored 16 points above the nearest competitor and 36 points above the industry average in the Large Plan segment. Schwab also received the highest score in each of the six factors included in the overall satisfaction score:
- Interaction across live and digital channels
- Investment and service offerings
- Fees and expenses
- Plan features
- Information resources
- Communications
“This top ranking affirms our approach to improving the client experience by investing in both high tech and high touch services that let plan participants engage with us when and how they like. Our focus on overall financial wellness and helping people get personalized 401(k) advice as they save for retirement is clearly making a difference, and we believe that’s reflected in the study’s results,” said
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