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The Father of 401(k) Has A New Retirement Plan
Ted Benna, known as the 'Father of 401(k)', co-created Radish, a new employer-funded retirement plan that allows employees to access funds for immediate financial needs like car repairs or medical expenses without relying on paycheck deductions. The plan addresses the issue of many people lacking the ability to contribute to traditional 401(k)s.
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