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Change the Way You Look at Defined Benefit Plans.
In an industry where confusion and skepticism run high, we’re building a refreshingly new approach—one based on innovation, understanding and transparency.
Retirement Plans and
Client Relationships…Redefined
Innovation
We design innovative solutions that fit both the urgent needs of today and the impending needs of the future.
Transparency
Operating with full openness, we’re lifting the veil of mystery that shrouds the Defined Benefit landscape to give you a refreshing level of insight into your plan.
Clarity
In a volatile industry, we’re building a new understanding about where the Defined Benefit market is headed and how your DB plan can evolve to deliver more.
Building Great Relationships
Services That Add Value
Our Perspective
Celebrating Nine Years of October Three
Perspective Matters October Three was not only built on a refreshingly different approach to designing and administering pension plans, but seeded by our passion for helping empower employees toward secure, successful retirement. Over the past nine years, we have been privileged to work alongside remarkable people like you who continually reinforce that mission as the…
September 2018 Pension Finance Update
September was another month of modest improvement in pension finance, due to higher interest rates. Our traditional Plan A[1] improved for the sixth straight month – up less than 1% in September and now ahead almost 9% for the year, while the more conservative Plan B was flat last month but remains up almost 2% year-to-date:…
August 2018 Pension Finance Update
Pension sponsors enjoyed more good news in August, marking five consecutive months of improvement for pension finances. Both model plans we track[1]gained ground last month – traditional Plan A improved almost 1% while the more conservative Plan B gained less than 1%.