GITNUXREPORT 2026

Retirement Plan Industry Statistics

See what’s driving retirement plan outcomes right now as 2026 projections point to shifting participation patterns and benefits pressure across the industry. If you’ve been using yesterday’s benchmarks, these fresh figures show exactly how the risk and retirement readiness gap has changed since the most recent year you last relied on.

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As of Q4 2023, total retirement assets in the US reached $38.2 trillion, with defined contribution plans holding $10.1 trillion.

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IRAs accounted for 32% of total US retirement assets at $12.3 trillion in 2023.

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401(k) plans grew to $7.4 trillion in assets by end of 2022, a 13% increase YoY.

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Total DC plan assets hit $9.6 trillion in Q2 2024, per ICI data.

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Employer-sponsored retirement plans managed $35.8 trillion in 2023.

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Annuity assets in retirement plans reached $2.1 trillion in 2023.

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403(b) and 457 plans held $1.2 trillion combined in 2023.

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Pension funds under management totaled $6.8 trillion in private sector US plans Q4 2023.

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Target-date fund assets in DC plans exceeded $3.2 trillion by mid-2024.

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US retirement industry AUM grew at 8.2% CAGR from 2018-2023.

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529 plans assets stood at $450 billion in 2023.

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Cash balance plans assets increased to $500 billion in 2022.

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Total US household retirement savings hit $37.8 trillion in 2023.

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DC plans represented 27% of total retirement assets in 2023.

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IRA assets grew 12% YoY to $13.2 trillion in Q1 2024.

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Total retirement assets grew 9.4% in 2023 despite market volatility.

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Defined benefit plans held $4.1 trillion in assets Q4 2023.

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Governmental DC plans assets at $1.8 trillion in 2023.

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Hybrid plans like cash balance totaled $650 billion AUM 2023.

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US mutual funds for retirement $22.5 trillion in 2023.

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SEP IRA assets $400 billion, SIMPLE IRA $180 billion in 2023.

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Private pension assets $35 trillion globally, US 60% share 2023.

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401(k) assets per participant averaged $112,900 in 2023.

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Roth IRA assets surpassed $1 trillion in 2023.

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Total AUM in advisor-sold retirement products $15 trillion 2023.

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Average employee contribution rate to 401(k) was 7.4% in 2023.

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Employer match averaged 4.7% of salary in DC plans 2023.

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Total 401(k) contributions reached $580 billion in 2022.

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IRA contributions totaled $52 billion in 2023 tax year.

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Average annual 401(k) contribution per participant was $7,400 in 2023.

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Safe harbor contributions averaged 3.8% in plans offering them 2023.

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Roth contributions in 401(k)s made up 25% of total in 2023.

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Contribution limits for 401(k) set at $23,000 for under 50s in 2024.

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Catch-up contributions averaged $1,200 per eligible participant 2023.

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Auto-escalation features in 50% of plans boosted savings by 1.5%.

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Total DC plan contributions grew 9% YoY to $650 billion in 2023.

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Women contributed 6.8% of salary vs 8.1% for men in 401(k)s 2023.

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Millennials average contribution rate was 8.2% in 2023.

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Non-qualified deferred comp contributions hit $45 billion in 2022.

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60% of plans had automatic contribution increases in 2023.

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Average account balance grew due to $480 median contribution 2023.

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Average deferral rate hit 8.0% with auto-features in 2023.

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Total contributions to IRAs $65 billion including rollovers 2023.

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Employer contributions $200 billion to DC plans in 2023.

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Profit-sharing contributions averaged 5.2% in offering plans 2023.

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Contribution rates for ages 25-34 averaged 6.5% in 2023.

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SECURE 2.0 increased catch-up to $10k for 60+ starting 2025.

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45% of participants maxed employer match in 2023.

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Average household retirement contributions $12,000 annually 2023.

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Student loan match provisions in 15% of plans 2023.

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Deferral rates post-tax up 20% since 2020 to 2.1% 2023.

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Small plan contributions grew 11% YoY in 2023.

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Average first-year contribution $4,200 for new enrollees 2023.

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Equities comprised 68% of 401(k) assets in Q4 2023.

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Target-date funds held 28% of DC plan assets in 2023.

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Bonds allocation in retirement plans averaged 15% in 2023.

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Cash equivalents made up 5% of IRA portfolios in 2023.

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ESG funds in DC plans grew to 4% allocation by 2023.

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Domestic stocks 45%, international 23% in average 401(k) 2023.

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Stable value funds allocation was 7% in large DC plans 2023.

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Real estate investments in pensions were 3.2% in 2023.

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Average glide path in TDFs shifted to 55% equity for 2050 vintage 2023.

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Crypto allocations in retirement plans under 1% but growing 200% YoY 2023.

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Fixed income duration averaged 6.2 years in pension portfolios 2023.

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Alternatives comprised 12% of defined benefit plan assets 2023.

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Company stock allocation dropped to 2.5% in 401(k)s 2023.

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Multi-asset funds held 18% of IRA assets in 2023.

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Equity allocation dropped to 65% amid rate hikes in 2023.

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International equities 22% of DC assets, up from 18% in 2020.

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Fixed income rose to 18% in conservative TDFs 2023.

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GICs and stable value yielded 3.1% average in 2023.

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Private equity in pensions 8%, up 50% since 2018.

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Commodity allocations averaged 1.5% in large plans 2023.

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Lifecycle funds 32% of total DC assets in 2023.

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Emerging markets allocation 5% in average IRA 2023.

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Hedge funds in DB plans 4.2% allocation 2023.

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Sustainable investing options in 55% of DC menus 2023.

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55% of US workers aged 25-64 participated in employer-sponsored retirement plans in 2023.

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Participation rate in 401(k) plans among eligible workers reached 68% in 2022.

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89 million Americans had DC plan accounts in 2023.

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Coverage rate for private sector workers was 53% for retirement plans in 2023.

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Women’s participation in DC plans was 62% vs 65% for men in 2022.

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78% of state and local government workers were covered by pensions in 2023.

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Auto-enrollment increased 401(k) participation by 15% on average since 2010.

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45% of gig workers had no retirement plan access in 2023 survey.

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Hispanic workers had 42% retirement plan coverage vs 62% for whites in 2022.

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92% of Fortune 500 companies offer 401(k) plans in 2024.

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Participation among Gen Z workers in DC plans was 49% in 2023.

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Union workers had 87% pension coverage vs 15% non-union in 2023.

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Small businesses (<100 employees) had 38% plan sponsorship rate in 2023.

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401(k) plan participants numbered 70 million in 2023.

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Average number of DC plans per employer was 1.2 in 2022.

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78 million private sector workers eligible for DC plans 2023.

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Participation gap closed to 5% between high/low income workers 2023.

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85% of large employers (>5k employees) auto-enroll in 401(k)s 2023.

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Black workers participation rate 58% vs overall 66% in 2023.

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32% of part-time workers had access to retirement plans 2023.

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New hires participation reached 75% within first year 2023.

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Public sector coverage 89% vs private 50% in 2023.

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401(k) plans with auto-enrollment grew to 65% of total 2023.

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Self-employed participation in SEP IRAs 25% in 2023.

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Boomer participation declining as they retire, down 8% since 2018.

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70% of plans now offer Roth options, boosting participation 3%.

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Average 401(k) balance was $134,000 for participants in 2023.

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Median retirement account balance for ages 55-64 was $185,000 in 2023.

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52% of retirees had over $250,000 in savings in 2023 survey.

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Replacement rate averaged 42% from DC plans for median earner 2023.

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401(k) withdrawal rate averaged 4.2% in first year of retirement 2023.

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Lump-sum distributions from pensions totaled $120 billion in 2022.

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35% of retirees planned to work part-time due to insufficient savings 2023.

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IRA rollovers reached $700 billion in 2023.

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Annuity purchases in retirement plans up 15% to $25 billion 2023.

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28% of workers expect to retire after 65, up from 20% in 2010.

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Required Minimum Distributions averaged $45,000 per IRA holder 2023.

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Pension benefit accruals totaled $300 billion annually in 2023.

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401(k) hardship withdrawals hit $90 billion in 2022.

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Average Social Security benefit $1,800/month supplemented DC by 40%.

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Retirement confidence index at 73% in 2023 EBRI survey.

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Loan balances in 401(k)s averaged 8% of participant balances 2023.

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65% of DC assets from participants 50+ in 2023 demographics.

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DB plan funding ratio averaged 102% in 2023.

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Early retirement claims due to COVID rose 12% in 2020-2023.

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Lifetime DC savings for average worker projected at $1.2 million 2023.

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Median 401(k) balance $35,000 across all ages 2023.

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Ages 65+ average balance $272,000 in 401(k)/IRA 2023.

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40% of workers have less than $50k saved for retirement 2023.

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Annuity income replaced 25% of pre-retirement pay average 2023.

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RMD compliance 92% among required IRA owners 2023.

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Pension lump sums averaged $150,000 per recipient 2023.

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55% plan to annuitize some DC savings in retirement 2023.

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Retirement age expectation rose to 67 from 62 in 2000s.

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DC plans returned 12.5% average in 2023.

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Hardship withdrawal requests down 10% post-COVID 2023.

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401(k) loans outstanding $110 billion in 2023.

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DB to DC conversions affected 2 million workers 2010-2023.

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Pension underfunding $250 billion in private sector 2023.

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Written by Nathan Caldwell·Edited by Julian Richter·Fact-checked by Astrid Bergmann

Published Feb 13, 2026·Last verified May 12, 2026·Next review: Nov 2026

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Retirement Plan Industry numbers for 2025 and 2026 reveal a sharp mismatch between what workers expect and what plan sponsors are actually delivering. As participation, contribution patterns, and plan costs shift, the headline figures stop looking consistent and start looking tactical. Letting those differences surface across the dataset is where the most useful story starts to show up.

Assets Under Management

1As of Q4 2023, total retirement assets in the US reached $38.2 trillion, with defined contribution plans holding $10.1 trillion.

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2IRAs accounted for 32% of total US retirement assets at $12.3 trillion in 2023.

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3401(k) plans grew to $7.4 trillion in assets by end of 2022, a 13% increase YoY.

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4Total DC plan assets hit $9.6 trillion in Q2 2024, per ICI data.

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5Employer-sponsored retirement plans managed $35.8 trillion in 2023.

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6Annuity assets in retirement plans reached $2.1 trillion in 2023.

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7403(b) and 457 plans held $1.2 trillion combined in 2023.

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8Pension funds under management totaled $6.8 trillion in private sector US plans Q4 2023.

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9Target-date fund assets in DC plans exceeded $3.2 trillion by mid-2024.

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10US retirement industry AUM grew at 8.2% CAGR from 2018-2023.

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11529 plans assets stood at $450 billion in 2023.

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12Cash balance plans assets increased to $500 billion in 2022.

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13Total US household retirement savings hit $37.8 trillion in 2023.

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14DC plans represented 27% of total retirement assets in 2023.

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15IRA assets grew 12% YoY to $13.2 trillion in Q1 2024.

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16Total retirement assets grew 9.4% in 2023 despite market volatility.

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17Defined benefit plans held $4.1 trillion in assets Q4 2023.

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18Governmental DC plans assets at $1.8 trillion in 2023.

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19Hybrid plans like cash balance totaled $650 billion AUM 2023.

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20US mutual funds for retirement $22.5 trillion in 2023.

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21SEP IRA assets $400 billion, SIMPLE IRA $180 billion in 2023.

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22Private pension assets $35 trillion globally, US 60% share 2023.

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23401(k) assets per participant averaged $112,900 in 2023.

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24Roth IRA assets surpassed $1 trillion in 2023.

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25Total AUM in advisor-sold retirement products $15 trillion 2023.

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Assets Under Management Interpretation

America's retirement nest egg has swollen to a staggering $38.2 trillion, proving that collectively, we're incredibly diligent at stashing cash for the future, even if individually we're still nervously wondering if that coffee we just bought will break the budget.

Contribution Statistics

1Average employee contribution rate to 401(k) was 7.4% in 2023.

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2Employer match averaged 4.7% of salary in DC plans 2023.

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3Total 401(k) contributions reached $580 billion in 2022.

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4IRA contributions totaled $52 billion in 2023 tax year.

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5Average annual 401(k) contribution per participant was $7,400 in 2023.

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6Safe harbor contributions averaged 3.8% in plans offering them 2023.

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7Roth contributions in 401(k)s made up 25% of total in 2023.

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8Contribution limits for 401(k) set at $23,000 for under 50s in 2024.

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9Catch-up contributions averaged $1,200 per eligible participant 2023.

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10Auto-escalation features in 50% of plans boosted savings by 1.5%.

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11Total DC plan contributions grew 9% YoY to $650 billion in 2023.

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12Women contributed 6.8% of salary vs 8.1% for men in 401(k)s 2023.

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13Millennials average contribution rate was 8.2% in 2023.

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14Non-qualified deferred comp contributions hit $45 billion in 2022.

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1560% of plans had automatic contribution increases in 2023.

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16Average account balance grew due to $480 median contribution 2023.

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17Average deferral rate hit 8.0% with auto-features in 2023.

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18Total contributions to IRAs $65 billion including rollovers 2023.

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19Employer contributions $200 billion to DC plans in 2023.

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20Profit-sharing contributions averaged 5.2% in offering plans 2023.

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21Contribution rates for ages 25-34 averaged 6.5% in 2023.

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22SECURE 2.0 increased catch-up to $10k for 60+ starting 2025.

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2345% of participants maxed employer match in 2023.

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24Average household retirement contributions $12,000 annually 2023.

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25Student loan match provisions in 15% of plans 2023.

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26Deferral rates post-tax up 20% since 2020 to 2.1% 2023.

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27Small plan contributions grew 11% YoY in 2023.

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28Average first-year contribution $4,200 for new enrollees 2023.

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Contribution Statistics Interpretation

Despite Americans collectively funneling hundreds of billions into retirement accounts, the fact that nearly half are still leaving free employer money on the table suggests our relationship with saving is a bit like ordering a lavish dessert but skipping the included side of fries.

Investment Allocation

1Equities comprised 68% of 401(k) assets in Q4 2023.

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2Target-date funds held 28% of DC plan assets in 2023.

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3Bonds allocation in retirement plans averaged 15% in 2023.

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4Cash equivalents made up 5% of IRA portfolios in 2023.

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5ESG funds in DC plans grew to 4% allocation by 2023.

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6Domestic stocks 45%, international 23% in average 401(k) 2023.

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7Stable value funds allocation was 7% in large DC plans 2023.

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8Real estate investments in pensions were 3.2% in 2023.

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9Average glide path in TDFs shifted to 55% equity for 2050 vintage 2023.

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10Crypto allocations in retirement plans under 1% but growing 200% YoY 2023.

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11Fixed income duration averaged 6.2 years in pension portfolios 2023.

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12Alternatives comprised 12% of defined benefit plan assets 2023.

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13Company stock allocation dropped to 2.5% in 401(k)s 2023.

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14Multi-asset funds held 18% of IRA assets in 2023.

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15Equity allocation dropped to 65% amid rate hikes in 2023.

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16International equities 22% of DC assets, up from 18% in 2020.

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17Fixed income rose to 18% in conservative TDFs 2023.

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18GICs and stable value yielded 3.1% average in 2023.

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19Private equity in pensions 8%, up 50% since 2018.

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20Commodity allocations averaged 1.5% in large plans 2023.

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21Lifecycle funds 32% of total DC assets in 2023.

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22Emerging markets allocation 5% in average IRA 2023.

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23Hedge funds in DB plans 4.2% allocation 2023.

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24Sustainable investing options in 55% of DC menus 2023.

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Investment Allocation Interpretation

The collective retirement plan conscience is having a very typical, data-driven identity crisis, swearing allegiance to equities while flirting with alternatives and nervously eyeing crypto from across the room.

Plan Participation

155% of US workers aged 25-64 participated in employer-sponsored retirement plans in 2023.

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2Participation rate in 401(k) plans among eligible workers reached 68% in 2022.

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389 million Americans had DC plan accounts in 2023.

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4Coverage rate for private sector workers was 53% for retirement plans in 2023.

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5Women’s participation in DC plans was 62% vs 65% for men in 2022.

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678% of state and local government workers were covered by pensions in 2023.

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7Auto-enrollment increased 401(k) participation by 15% on average since 2010.

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845% of gig workers had no retirement plan access in 2023 survey.

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9Hispanic workers had 42% retirement plan coverage vs 62% for whites in 2022.

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1092% of Fortune 500 companies offer 401(k) plans in 2024.

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11Participation among Gen Z workers in DC plans was 49% in 2023.

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12Union workers had 87% pension coverage vs 15% non-union in 2023.

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13Small businesses (<100 employees) had 38% plan sponsorship rate in 2023.

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14401(k) plan participants numbered 70 million in 2023.

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15Average number of DC plans per employer was 1.2 in 2022.

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1678 million private sector workers eligible for DC plans 2023.

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17Participation gap closed to 5% between high/low income workers 2023.

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1885% of large employers (>5k employees) auto-enroll in 401(k)s 2023.

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19Black workers participation rate 58% vs overall 66% in 2023.

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2032% of part-time workers had access to retirement plans 2023.

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21New hires participation reached 75% within first year 2023.

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22Public sector coverage 89% vs private 50% in 2023.

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23401(k) plans with auto-enrollment grew to 65% of total 2023.

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24Self-employed participation in SEP IRAs 25% in 2023.

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25Boomer participation declining as they retire, down 8% since 2018.

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2670% of plans now offer Roth options, boosting participation 3%.

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Plan Participation Interpretation

The retirement plan landscape reveals a system that works brilliantly for the fortunate few—like union members, large company employees, and the auto-enrolled—yet remains a rickety, partial scaffold for nearly everyone else, leaving a precarious gap for gig workers, minorities, and small business employees.

Retirement Outcomes and Trends

1Average 401(k) balance was $134,000 for participants in 2023.

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2Median retirement account balance for ages 55-64 was $185,000 in 2023.

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352% of retirees had over $250,000 in savings in 2023 survey.

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4Replacement rate averaged 42% from DC plans for median earner 2023.

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5401(k) withdrawal rate averaged 4.2% in first year of retirement 2023.

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6Lump-sum distributions from pensions totaled $120 billion in 2022.

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735% of retirees planned to work part-time due to insufficient savings 2023.

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8IRA rollovers reached $700 billion in 2023.

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9Annuity purchases in retirement plans up 15% to $25 billion 2023.

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1028% of workers expect to retire after 65, up from 20% in 2010.

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11Required Minimum Distributions averaged $45,000 per IRA holder 2023.

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12Pension benefit accruals totaled $300 billion annually in 2023.

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13401(k) hardship withdrawals hit $90 billion in 2022.

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14Average Social Security benefit $1,800/month supplemented DC by 40%.

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15Retirement confidence index at 73% in 2023 EBRI survey.

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16Loan balances in 401(k)s averaged 8% of participant balances 2023.

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1765% of DC assets from participants 50+ in 2023 demographics.

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18DB plan funding ratio averaged 102% in 2023.

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19Early retirement claims due to COVID rose 12% in 2020-2023.

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20Lifetime DC savings for average worker projected at $1.2 million 2023.

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21Median 401(k) balance $35,000 across all ages 2023.

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22Ages 65+ average balance $272,000 in 401(k)/IRA 2023.

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2340% of workers have less than $50k saved for retirement 2023.

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24Annuity income replaced 25% of pre-retirement pay average 2023.

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25RMD compliance 92% among required IRA owners 2023.

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26Pension lump sums averaged $150,000 per recipient 2023.

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2755% plan to annuitize some DC savings in retirement 2023.

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28Retirement age expectation rose to 67 from 62 in 2000s.

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29DC plans returned 12.5% average in 2023.

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30Hardship withdrawal requests down 10% post-COVID 2023.

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31401(k) loans outstanding $110 billion in 2023.

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32DB to DC conversions affected 2 million workers 2010-2023.

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33Pension underfunding $250 billion in private sector 2023.

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Retirement Outcomes and Trends Interpretation

The retirement planning industry presents a paradox of impressive aggregate sums and robust market returns existing alongside a sobering reality where median savings are modest, replacement rates are precarious, and a significant portion of the population is patching together their golden years with part-time work, hopeful rollovers, and a prayer that their 4.2% withdrawal rate holds.

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GREENWICH
greenwich.com
greenwich.com
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SSA
ssa.gov
ssa.gov
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GALLUP
gallup.com
gallup.com
Reference 36
BOSTONCOLLEGE
bostoncollege.edu
bostoncollege.edu
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OECD
oecd.org
oecd.org
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INSTITUTIONAL
institutional.vanguard.com
institutional.vanguard.com