Prudential to oversee retirement plan for Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd.
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“Employers of all sizes, including Fortune 500 companies like Norwegian Cruise Line, are using retirement plans and other employee benefits offerings as a strategic differentiator to help them attract and retain talent,” said
Optimizing retirement plans can range from redesigning the employer match to incorporating financial wellness solutions that enable plan participants to tackle other financial challenges that impact their ability to save—challenges such as student debt or lack of emergency savings.
A household name, Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd. is a leading global cruise company which operates the Norwegian Cruise Line,
“We’re pleased to partner with Prudential to help our employees maximize their retirement plan,” said
About Prudential Retirement
Prudential Retirement delivers retirement plan solutions for public, private, and nonprofit organizations. Services include defined contribution, defined benefit and nonqualified deferred compensation record keeping, administrative services, investment management, comprehensive employee education and communications, and trustee services, as well as a variety of products and strategies, including institutional investment and income products, pension risk transfer solutions and structured settlement services. With more than 85 years of retirement experience, Prudential Retirement helps meet the needs of 4.3 million participants and annuitants. Prudential Retirement has
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