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DOL Scorecard: Record Amount Recovered for Plan Participants
Not bad. In fiscal year 2020, the Department of Labor’s Employee Benefits Security Administration (EBSA) recovered over $3.1…
Episode 12—TILT’s Jamie Greenleaf on the New Healthcare Rule and What it Means for HSAs
When three major government agencies want to take credit, it’s gotta be good. The Transparency in Coverage…
Former EBSA Head Rutledge Challenges Private Equity Critics
Former Assistant Secretary of the Department of Labor Preston Rutledge on Tuesday reiterated his belief that the controversial…
Episode 11—Former EBSA Head Preston Rutledge on ESG, Missing Participants, Fiduciary and More
The former Assistant Secretary of the Department of Labor and current founder of Rutledge Policy Group, a new…
Factors That Could Decide Presidential Election: Excel 401(k) 2020 Digital Series
During a retirement planning seminar held the day before the Nov. 4, 2016 election, Samuel Henson admits he…
2021 Social Security COLA Officially 1.3%
Another twenty bucks a month is what the average retired worker receiving Social Security benefits will receive in 2021 after the Social Security Administration announced today that the official Cost of Living Adjustment (COLA) for next year will be an increase of 1.3%.
Abbott Defendants Dismissed from 401(k) Cybertheft Lawsuit—For Now
I previously wrote about a lawsuit filed against Abbott Labs and recordkeeper Alight by a participant whose account…
Be a Chef, Not a Cook, When Serving Up a Great 401(k) Plan
With the help of the Food Network and Hollywood movies, top chefs have become stars in their own…
How to Handle the Explosion of Small-Balance IRAs
Based on solid research, we’ve long known that typical automatic rollover IRAs result in high levels of cashout…