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IRI Calls On Biden Administration to Review Retirement Security Bills
While SECURE 2.0 offers enhanced retirement measures, IRI notes that there is still more work to be done
SS&C’s Retirement Income Platform Tops Billion-Dollar Mark
The Retirement Income Clearing & Calculation Platform has seen 42% growth in participation this year, now servicing more than 4,000 retirement plans
DC’s Fiduciary Pulse
To help them protect defined contribution retirement plans, independent ERISA attorneys like those at Groom Law Group keep a finger on the pulse of policy developments in Washington D.C.
Gen Xers Know They’ll Need a Lot to Retire—But They Don’t Have It
Insured Retirement Institute finds most Gen Xers expect to need more income in retirement than previous generations, but they’re not confident their savings will suffice
Why Digital Recordkeepers are Poised to Disrupt the Retirement Plan Market
Retirement Planscape report from Escalent identifies plan sponsor pressures, ranks likelihood of which digital recordkeeper firms they will consider for their 401(k) plan in the next 12 months
New Open Portability Network Being Tested by Millennium Trust
Network set to enable auto portability well ahead of Jan. 1, 2024, when auto portability may first be offered under SECURE 2.0
How Each Workforce Sees Their Retirement in a Post-Pandemic World
New findings from Transamerica analyzes how workers think about their retirement in a post-pandemic reality
Lifetime Income Illustrations, Bill Sharpe and Immediate Annuities Explained in New e-Guide
Michelle Richter-Gordon and Mark Chamberlain’s ARC launch educational website in advance of Q2 2023 statements being sent to DC plan participants
Hottest Topics of 2023: Mid-Year Review of Most-Viewed Articles
The Fourth of July holiday marks the ideal time to look back at the issues sparking the most reader interest during the first half of the year
Leading Organizations Request Roth Catch-Up Contribution Delay
Written by the American Benefits Council and signed by major firms, the letter asks Congress to delay Roth catch-up contributions by two years