Stable Value
Keep risk down with a stable value option that steadily rises.
Why Stable Value?
This income-producing, low-risk investment option consistently outperforms both money market funds and inflation while providing a guarantee of principal and interest.1 As a result, employees feel more confident about investing for their futures.
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What is it?
Stable value is a principal preservation option in a Defined Contribution Plan that provides returns comparable to intermediate duration bonds with volatility comparable to money market funds. Unlike money market funds, stable value exceeds inflation, which positively impacts purchasing power.
Stable Value is unique:
- Accessible only through qualified retirement plans
- One of the most reliable capital preservation options available
- Safeguards against financial losses
- Backed by the financial strength of a Stable Value industry leader1
How to Evaluate Stable Value Funds
Matt Curtin, Sales Direct DCIO East, Stable Value Investments shares the four main areas plan sponsors should consider when evaluating stable value funds.
The Role of Stable Value in Each Stage of the Savings Journey
PLANSPONSOR recently spoke with Warren Howe, National Sales Director of Stable Value Markets at MetLife, about the benefits of stable value for participants near retirement and those who may still be building their savings.
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