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403(b) Plans
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Retirement Accounts on Continued Upswing in Q2: Fidelity
401(k), 403(b), and IRA accounts have all experienced consistent growth throughout 2024, reports Fidelity's latest analysis
Bipartisan Bill to Allow CITs in 403(b)s Introduced in Senate
Legislation with wide-ranging support a companion to legislation already passed in the House
CITs in 403(b)s Bill Headed to Senate
A day after three amendments including 403(b) plan parity and e-Delivery fixes were passed, the Expanding Access to Capital Act clears House
CITs in 403(b)s Clears Another Hurdle
House approves amendment with strong bipartisan support Thursday, with a broader package of three amendments set for a vote Friday
Nearly Three Quarters of Higher Ed Institutions List Retirement Readiness as Top Concern
Transamerica's latest Pulse survey lists participants' retirement preparedness as a leading worry among institutions, but rising costs of living and inflation take the top concern for all
403(b) Participation Hits All-Time High: PSCA
Survey reveals 80% of eligible employees contributed to these plans in 2022, and many plans made design enhancements
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.
House Financial Services Committee Passes Bill Approving CITs in 403(b)s
In a 35 to 12 vote, the House Financial Services Committee voted to advance an amended version of a bill that would allow 403(b) retirement plans to invest in CITs
Pontera and AssetBook Collaborate on Retirement Portfolio Management Support
The partnership between Pontera and AssetBook allows advisors to view, monitor, report and bill on 401(k), 403(b), and other held-away assets
401(k) Balances Dropped 20% in 2022 at Fidelity, But Increased in Q4
Fidelity’s just-released 2022 Retirement Analysis reveals that average account balances rose in Q4 and retirement savers continue to focus on the long term with savings rates remaining steady