With the economy on the mend, CUSOs that offer investment and insurance services may start to notice a boost in retirement plan contributions.

Members and other investors are regaining some of their confidence lost during the Great Recession when long-term savings in plans such as 401(k)s and individual retirement accounts dwindled as staving off foreclosures and staying employed moved to the top of the financial priority list. (Click on chart below to expand.)

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