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A history of stability combined with industry-leading communications and local service and support make John Hancock New York a solid choice for qualified retirement plans. Through our group annuity contracts, John Hancock Retirement Plan Services offers qualified retirement plan products and services for corporate and small to mid-sized businesses.



We help plan sponsors with compliance responsibilities and operation of the plan by offering recordkeeping and communications, including our Fiduciary toolkit: ‘fiduciary responsibility an employer’s guide’ and Annual Contract Review.1
 
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We offer an investment platform that is among the most competitive and flexible in the industry today, designed to help participants overcome the retirement challenge.


Participant Services

Our concise and award winning communications help educate participants and drive enrollment. Services include:

  • Internet and toll-free telephone
  • Quarterly participant statements
  • Quarterly newsletter in print and online
  • A complete Web-based ongoing education program

If your company's group retirement plan is with us, click here to access your account information.



Partnerships

We work with a team of specialists including:

  • The plan’s financial representative provides guidance for investment selection and ongoing plan needs
  • Local independent third party administrator helps with plan administration, including plan design and plan testing
  • John Hancock New York provides a flexible investment lineup, dedicated client account representatives and local support

Intermediary Services

 


   
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Group annuity contracts and any separate administrative services agreement are issued by John Hancock Life Insurance Company of New York ("John Hancock New York"), 100 Summit Lake Drive, Valhalla, New York 10595.

1 Financial Advisors can order an ACR for contracts in existence for at least one year from the contract effective date and with more than $800,000.00 in assets.