BOK Financial launches next generation website

TULSA, USA: BOK Financial has announced that its Institutional Wealth division has launched a new website for retirement plan sponsors and participants.

The company's retirement plan program, Start Right, launched a new website featuring an enhanced look, improved retirement planning tools, an overall improved participant experience, and mobile access.

The pinnacle of the new website is the My RetireRight Planner which offers plan participants the ability to establish their own personal retirement goals and regularly track their progress. It also allows participants to change features of their plan, such as modifying their deferral rate or investment allocations, to see in real-time how that would affect their ability to reach their overall retirement goals.

"The time is now for plan participants to take an active role in planning for their retirement, and our new website offers the tools to do just that," said Ken Etheredge, senior vice president, Regional Executive for Retirement Plans at BOK Financial. "Being engaged is vital when it comes to retirement planning and this new site will give plan sponsors what they need to encourage active participation."

Features of the new site include the My RetireRight Planner, as well as:

Mobile App: View retirement information on the go with the Start Right Retire Right app for Apple or Android smart phones.

Financial Software Compatibility: Easily integrate retirement account data with other financial management applications such as Quicken© and other financial management software applications.

Provider Alerts: Plan sponsors are able to provide alerts to participants within the website when there are changes to the plan or other important updates, rather than sending emails or hard copy letters.

Enhanced Reporting: Ability for plan sponsors and participants to review and download customized reports.

Step-by-Step Transactions: User-friendly instructions help guide participants through their transactions, while providing guidance and options for additional research.