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Women Less Confident About Retirement Prospects
Northwestern Mutual’s 2023 Planning & Progress Study finds women are much less confident they'll be financially prepared for retirement compared to men
It’s Official: 2024 Social Security COLA Set at 3.2%
Today’s announcement means average monthly check will increase by slightly more than $57 per month
Best Laid Plans: Let’s Help People Not Go Astray
While we live in a world of uncertainty, LeafHouse’s Todd Kading says there are ways to provide comfort to those who would like to have a plan that doesn’t wildly shift what income they can count on in retirement
Senate Committee Approves Bill Expanding Retirement Plan Access to Cannabis Companies
The SAFER Banking Act would offer access to banking and financial services, including retirement plans, to the cannabis industry
Older Workers Sense Impact of Student Loan Repayments
Growing number of workers ages 45 and up say the resurgence of student loan payments has negatively influenced their long-term financial planning
How to Find—And Claim—A Lost 401(k)
With $1.65 trillion in assets floating around in close to 30 million forgotten or left-behind 401(k) accounts in the U.S., here’s the story behind the issue and steps to take to track them down
New Jersey Selects Vestwell to Administer Latest State Auto-IRA
The 401(k) recordkeeper will serve as program administrator to New Jersey's Secure Choice Savings Program
The Very Real Fears of Retirees and Pre-Retirees: Running Out of Money
New research finds just 1 in 4 retirees and age 50+ workers think they can afford to maintain a comfortable lifestyle throughout retirement
Capitol Hill Retirement Reform Update with Invesco’s Jennifer Flitton
With 2024 quickly approaching, it’s a good time to check in on the status of retirement reform efforts and progress in Washington D.C.—particularly as the industry prepares for a variety of SECURE 2.0 provisions scheduled to kick in come January.
ESG Rule Survives Legal Challenge from Red State AGs
Federal judge’s decision Thursday keeps Labor Department’s controversial 2022 rule in force; draws praise from retirement industry voices