BPAS updates financial planning tool for participants

BPAS updates financial planning tool for participants
Roadways Mile Marker 2.0 adds real-time updates and projections to present a bigger picture of each participant's overall financial health.
JUL 25, 2022

BPAS, a Utica, New York-based fund administrator and provider of retirement and benefit plans, has updated its Roadways Mile Marker financial planning tool for retirement plan participants.

The update, version 2.0, adds real-time updates and projections to present a bigger picture of each participant's overall financial health, the company said in a release. The tool includes information on compensation, savings rates, retirement plan balances, outside assets, home equity and total debt.

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