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Zurich Scudder Adds Retirement Tutorial to Web Site

January 03, 2002, 1:00 a.m. EST 1 Min Read

Zurich Scudder Investments Scudder Retirement Services division added a new tutorial to the Scudder University participant Web Site. The tutorial, Investing for Retirement, is the third in a series begun with Setting Goals and continued with Creating a Plan.

Michael Volo, SVP, Scudder Retirement Services, said Scudders research suggested that companies are not offering 401(k) plan participants investment education. "We firmly believe that in order to encourage investors to utilize their employer-sponsored retirement plans, participants need to understand what their options are, and what best fits their retirement planning needs," he said in a statement.

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