Advisors to talk to
A rollover from an old job. Saving for a first home. Employees can bring their questions to the advisory team and discuss the next step.
For your employees
Access to an advisory team, questions beyond the 401(k), and a financial life that extends past work.

Everyday decisions
A rollover from an old job. Saving for a first home. Employees can bring their questions to the advisory team and discuss the next step.
Discuss brokerage accounts, IRAs, and prior workplace plans. Confirm eligibility, availability, costs, and the implications of any transfer.
Consider the wider household picture, including a spouse or partner. Ask how linked accounts and planning features fit the services offered.


The technology
The employee experience depends on the plan, enabled account features, and provider setup. Confirm which accounts can be viewed, how contributions reach the plan, and which planning information is available.
See the alooola appSecurity & privacy
Use the provider’s documented access and security practices. Never share account credentials with an employer or an advisor.
When acting as an investment adviser, the firm must act in the client’s best interest. Review the applicable agreement for scope and conflicts.
Read the privacy notice and provider agreements. Ask which plan information an employer can access and which belongs to an individual account.
Ask which services are included, which require a separate agreement, and what employees would pay.