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DOL Fiduciary Rule Released; Industry Reaction Pours In
President Biden will speak about the rule from the White House at 3:30; new proposal applies a fiduciary standard to retirement advice on rollovers
Candidly Adds Emergency Savings Solution
Fintech expands beyond student debt solutions with new workplace benefit offering
Americans Score Smallest Financial and Mental Wellbeing Marks
The fall in financial and mental health wellbeing comes from a lack of retirement planning and emergency savings, finds TELUS
Financial Vortex May Threaten U.S. Retirement Savings
Goldman Sachs Asset Management’s Chris Ceder explores causes that strain participants’ ability to save and offers insights on how to get them back on track
Reps. Introduce RISE Act for Micro-Businesses to Offer Retirement Plans
The bill would incentivize businesses with under 10 employees to adopt retirement savings plans
No One is Coming to Save You From Missing Participants
Tom Hawkins has a lesson for plan sponsors who must confront the scary problem of missing participants
Talking DOL Retirement Saving Priorities with EBSA Head Lisa Gomez
Lisa Gomez joins the 401(k) Specialist Pod(k)ast to talk about topics including the high-profile rewrite of the conflict of interest rule, SECURE 2.0 and its ability to address the workplace retirement plan coverage gap, and what EBSA can do to help plan advisors, plan sponsors and participants make the most of 401(k) plans to save for retirement.
Controversial ‘Retirement Savings for Americans Act’ Reintroduced in Congress
The reestablished bill is now backed by large-scale institutions and tech corporations including Goldman Sachs, SHRM, Uber and DoorDash
Countries That Beat the U.S. in Retirement System Ranking
Netherlands won the top retirement income system while Argentina placed last in the Mercer CFA Institute Global Pension Index
Why the Retirement Industry Needs to Embrace Change, Get Better at Working Together: LeafHouse Event
The theme from this week’s LeafHouse National Retirement Symposium was embracing change—and speakers noted the industry needs to get better at it through more collaboration