Media Highlights

Tom Armstrong, VP of Customer Analysis and head of the Behavioral Finance Institute for Innovation, cited Voya data which shows that without adequate emergency savings, employees are 13 times more likely to take a “hardship” withdrawal from their retirement account and 30% more likely to decrease their retirement contributions.

Kerry Sette, VP, Head of Consumer Insights and Research, shares her insights on employees increasing their focus on all types of wellness and the expectations for companies to consistently improve quality of life for their workers.

Tom Armstrong, VP of Customer Analysis and head of the Behavioral Finance Institute for Innovation, discusses the expectation that more companies will consider this benefit as a need to attract and retain talent.

The launch of Voya’s “Better Together” advertising campaign was highlighted in NAPA encouraging people to think about how their benefits and savings work together by considering all their financial choices and actively taking steps to be prepared for their financial future.

Jessica Tuman, VP, Voya Cares, shares her thoughts in a Q&A on the Easterseals research findings and the role that benefits can play in retaining employment extenders.

Laurie Lombardo, VP, Product Development and Management, discusses the advantages of the student loan match provision within Secure 2.0 for employers to help attract and retain talent.

Angela Harrell, VP, Chief Diversity & Corporate Impact Officer, shares how Voya remains focused on corporate initiatives that reflect the diversity of its clients and the marketplace.

Nate Black, VP, Health Solutions Product Development, shares how employers can help their workforces remain engaged with their benefits all year.

Voya IM announces Matt Toms as its new chief executive officer.

James Dorment, co-head of Voya’s fundamental research, discusses how value stocks are set up well in the new year after trailing growth in 2023, especially in the health care and energy sectors and those companies with dividend yields.