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MassMutual's Center for Behavioral Research(SM) Releases White Paper on Best Practices in Education Campaigns
Date:4/17/2008

SPRINGFIELD, Mass., April 17 /PRNewswire/ -- MassMutual's Center for Behavioral Research has released a new white paper to share insights and best practices regarding the successful implementation of participant education campaigns. Titled "Best Practices in Employee Campaigns: Helping Them Get There," the white paper highlights proven best practices and methods for conducting education campaigns for participants in employer-sponsored retirement plans. The white paper addresses specific methods that advisors and sponsors can use to increase participant engagement and to achieve a desired action such as increasing the average savings rate.

"We have found that contacting participants at least three times at intervals of approximately 25 days can increase the response rate by an average of 60%," says Alison Salka, Ph.D., director of MassMutual's Center for Behavioral Research(SM). "Likewise, by providing a pre-filled tear-off postcard to participants across 65 plans, we achieved a response rate of almost 10% vs. 1.5% for a traditional direct mailing. This is a significant improvement," she adds.

"MassMutual's research clearly demonstrates that sponsors and advisors who get behind an education campaign attain stronger response from plan participants," says Ian Sheridan, corporate vice president and chief marketing officer of MassMutual's Retirement Services Division. "Successfully enrolling a participant is only the first step. We are committed to ensuring that participants understand all the factors that impact their ability to accumulate retirement savings."

"Best Practices in Employee Campaigns: Helping Them Get There," is available on MassMutual's Center for Behavioral Research Web site at http://www.massmutual.com/behavior along with other white papers that address topics important to the creation of an effective retirement savings plan.

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