Securian Financial joins forces with Custodia Financial for Retirement Loan Protection program
This collaboration brings together Securian’s financial strength1 and experience in workplace and loan protection insurance with Custodia’s patented Retirement Loan Protection solution, helping to address one of the largest sources of retirement savings loss in
“Millions of Americans borrow from their 401(k)s with the best of intentions, but job loss or disability can quickly turn a short-term solution into a permanent setback,” said
Protecting retirement savings from a
According to industry research, loan defaults and cash-outs account for more than
Many 401(k) participants default on their loans when they leave their jobs because most plans require the loan to be paid upon separation. These defaults can cost the average worker hundreds of thousands of dollars in lost long-term retirement value from missed annual returns.
“Working with
ABOUT
To be confident in your financial future, you need to trust the strength and commitment of the companies you choose to work with. For more than 140 years, the
ABOUT CUSTODIA FINANCIAL
Custodia Financial develops solutions that close gaps in retirement savings, offering automated and measurable features to protect workers’ financial futures. Its flagship offering, Retirement Loan ProtectionSM (RLP), repays 401(k) loans when employment ends for certain reasons, improving financial security and retirement outcomes. Learn more at custodiafinancial.com.
1. To learn more about the financial strength and ratings of Securian Financial’s insurance company subsidiaries, visit securian.com/ratings.
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This is a non-admitted product and may be placed with/procured from a surplus lines insurer only by a properly-licensed surplus lines broker. Coverage may not be available in all jurisdictions.
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jeff.bakken@securian.com
Custodia Financial
214-499-8058
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