Financial Engines
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Financial Engines launched its first advice service in October 1998 as it set out to accomplish the vision of its co-founder and Nobel Prize winner Bill Sharpe: To provide high-quality independent investment advice to everyone. Financial Engines works with large employers throughout the country, including 132 of the Fortune 500* and 8 of the largest retirement plan providers serving the retirement market. As a result, over one million people have used Financial Engines Online Advice or have their retirement account professionally managed by the company.
*As of September 30, 2011.
Retirement plan providers we work with
Financial Engines has relationships and data connections with a number of the largest retirement plan providers serving the retirement market . Our partners have been instrumental in our success and in ensuring that retirement help is available to more employees.
Employers we serve
Financial Engines is proud to offer its services to employees at some of America's leading companies. Advisory services are now a standard part of retirement benefits thanks to leading companies who felt strongly about helping their employees.
Our Sponsor clients include:*
- ABB Inc.
- Alcoa Inc.
- Altria Group, Inc.
- Ameren Group, Inc.
- Arch Coal
- Avaya Inc.
- BAE Systems
- Beaumont Hospitals
- Cablevision
- CenterPoint Energy, Inc.
- Comcast
- Delta Air Lines, Inc.
- Dow Corning Corporation
- Giant Eagle
- Hallmark Cards, Inc.
- IBM Corporation
- J.C. Penney Company, Inc.
- Johnson Controls
- Kellogg Company
- KeyCorp
- Kinder Morgan
- Kraft Foods, Inc.
- Lear Corporation
- Liberty Mutual Group
- Marathon Oil
- Nestle USA, Inc.
- Northern Trust
- Occidental Petroleum
- PG&E Corporation
- Potlatch Corporation
- Republic Services, Inc.
- Southern Calfornia Edison
- Texas Instruments
- Tenneco Inc.
- Teradyne
- Thomson Reuters
- Travelers Companies, Inc.
- UL
- United Technologies Corporation
- Unum
- Xerox Corporation
This is a partial listing of Financial Engines' customers as of 1/1/2012. These organizations, each with more than 1,000 plan participants, have consented to a public announcement of their relationships with Financial Engines. Some relationships may be sub-advisory relationships. This does not constitute an endorsement or an approval of the advisory services provided. All marks are the property of their respective owners.
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