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4 Ascensus Jobs Currently Hiring in Dallas, Texas:

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04/29
VP, Institutional Business Development (Retirement Industry)
Ascensus, Dallas, TX (
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Estimated $83.70 - $125.56 per hour. Estimated salary $174,104 - $261,156 per year. View all General Directors employers jobs.
04/17
National Account Sales Director (TPA/Retirement industry)
Ascensus, Dallas, TX (
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Estimated $58.93 - $88.39 per hour. Estimated salary $122,570 - $183,856 per year. View all Business Services Account Managers employers jobs.
04/02
Head of Money In Operations
Ascensus, Dallas, TX (
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Estimated $14.20 - $21.30 per hour. Estimated salary $29,536 - $44,304 per year. View all Sellers employers jobs.
03/29
MEP/PEP Client Service Manager
Ascensus, Dallas, TX (
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Estimated $68.46 - $102.68 per hour. Estimated salary $142,389 - $213,583 per year. View all Heads of Administration and Customer Services employers jobs.
About Ascensus
Ascensus has an average employee rating of 3.5 out of 5 stars. Ascensus is a leading provider of outsourced services in the savings plan industry. Ascensus helps millions of people save for a better future.

Ascensus enhances the growth and success of its partners, their clients, and savers through its technology and expertise. The company is the largest independent recordkeeping services provider in the United States. Ascensus is also a third-party administrator and government savings facilitator.

Ascensus is dedicated to helping individuals achieve their financial goals. Ascensus provides technology and expertise to enhance savings plans. Ascensus is committed to innovation and excellence in the financial services industry.

Most Notable Positive: Employees appreciate the company's focus on work-life balance and employee benefits.
Most Notable Challenge: Some employees have mentioned concerns about career advancement opportunities and internal communication.