2023
Recordkeeping Survey

Provider Rankings

Provider Rankings

Recordkeeper Rankings

Total Defined Contribution Plans Added in 2022
1 Paychex, Inc. 23,246
2 ADP Retirement Services 22,589
3 Guideline 12,472
4 Empower 10,000
5 Ascensus 7,561
6 Capital Group, home of American Funds 7,527
7 Human Interest 7,245
8 John Hancock 6,564
9 Transamerica 4,180
10 Vanguard 3,458
Top 10, by Total 401(k) Assets ($MM)
1 Fidelity Investments $2,403,052
2 Empower $948,001
3 Vanguard $523,460
4 Alight $456,423
5 Principal Financial Group $275,209
6 Voya Financial $247,658
7 T. Rowe Price $206,647
8 Schwab Retirement Plan Services, Inc. $198,276
9 Bank of America Corporation $177,408
10 Ascensus $151,790
Top 10, by 401(k) Plans With <$10MM in Assets
1 Paychex, Inc. 88,659
2 ADP Retirement Services 84,178
3 Ascensus 75,182
4 Capital Group, home of American Funds 63,139
5 John Hancock 50,628
6 Empower 48,209
7 Guideline 37,287
8 Principal Financial Group 33,303
9 Voya Financial 24,715
10 Transamerica 18,805
Top 10, by 401(k) Plans With >$100MM in Assets
1Fidelity Investments2,160
2Empower874
3Vanguard583
4Principal Financial Group414
5Schwab Retirement Plan Services, Inc.355
6T. Rowe Price278
7Voya Financial199
8Transamerica154
9Bank of America Corporation133
10Alight111
401(k) Assets per Participant (actual $)
1Schwab Retirement Plan Services, Inc.$140,047
2Vanguard$103,026
3Fidelity Investments$101,944
4NWPS$100,034
5Alight$100,020
6T. Rowe Price$96,630
7MissionSquare Retirement (formerly ICMA-RC)$93,146
8Voya Financial$91,078
9Empower$79,245
10EPIC Retirement Plan Services$77,908
Top 10, by Total 403(b) Assets ($MM)
1TIAA$485,400
2Fidelity Investments$302,425
3Empower$63,575
4Transamerica$55,995
5Corebridge Retirement Services*$53,781
6Voya Financial$52,829
7Lincoln Financial Group$42,572
8Vanguard$37,443
9Equitable$29,624
10Ascensus$21,976
Top 10, by 403(b) ERISA Plans
1Nationwide Financial8,098
2Ascensus3,293
3Vanguard2,619
4Empower2,401
5OneAmerica1,982
6Principal Financial Group1,930
7Corebridge Retirement Services*1,730
8Voya Financial 1,609
9CUNA Mutual Group424
10Transamerica382
Top 10, by 403(b) Non-ERISA Plans
1 Voya Financial 18,093
2 Corebridge Retirement Services* 15,495
3 Equitable 15,490
4 Ascensus 10,430
5 Vanguard 9,172
6 Empower 4,595
7 PlanMember Financial Corporation 3,569
8 OneAmerica 2,886
9 GuideStone Financial Resources 1,864
10 Transamerica 262
Top 10, by Total 457 Plan Assets ($MM)
1 Voya Financial $135,716
2 Empower $128,529
3 Nationwide $100,799
4 MissionSquare Retirement (formerly ICMA-RC) $44,628
5 Fidelity Investments $30,058
6 TIAA $10,981
7 Corebridge Retirement Services* $9,928
8 T. Rowe Price $5,820
9 Lincoln Financial Group $5,693
10 Ameritas $4,075
Top 10, by Governmental 457(b) Plans
1 Nationwide Financial 7,021
2 Voya Financial 5,278
3 MissionSquare Retirement (formerly ICMA-RC) 4,649
4 Empower 2,895
5 Equitable 2,652
6 Corebridge Retirement Services* 1,928
7 OneAmerica 862
8 Fidelity Investments 389
9 Ascensus 337
10 Ameritas 214
Top 10, by Nongovernmental 457 Plans
1 Corebridge Retirement Services* 2,381
2 CUNA Mutual Group 927
3 Principal Financial Group 849
4 Empower 666
5 Fidelity Investments 424
6 Voya Financial 423
7 Transamerica 204
8 Ascensus 186
9 T. Rowe Price 33
10 EPIC Retirement Plan Services 29
Top 10, by Total NQDC Participants
1 Fidelity Investments 234,618
2 Ascensus 135,217
3 Empower 88,258
4 Transamerica 74,376
5 Principal Financial Group 64,237
6 Bank of America Corporation 32,908
7 Alight 28,518
8 Voya Financial 20,547
9 Lincoln Financial Group 18,256
10 Vanguard 12,511
Top 10, by Total 409A NQDC Liabilities ($MM)
1 Fidelity Investments $56,026
2 Ascensus $48,407
3 Principal Financial Group $13,276
4 Bank of America Corporation $10,487
5 Vanguard $7,321
6 Schwab Retirement Plan Services, Inc. $4,914
7 NFP $4,445
8 Voya Financial $4,136
9 The Pangburn Group $3,265
10 T. Rowe Price $2,848
Bottom part for Rantings

--Walgreens announced Wednesday the launch of its Student Loan 401(k) Match Program—a benefit for student loan borrowers made available for employers to implement by the SECURE 2.0 Act of 2022.

The new benefit will be available to Walgreens employees in January 2025 and will allow participants to qualify for company 401(k) match contributions as they pay down their student loans.