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American Council of Life Insurers (ACLI)
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Full or Partial Annuitization May Create Better Retirement Outcomes
The ACLI backed research emphasizes the value of annuities in retirement income strategies over the popular 4% rule
Fiduciary Rule Stayed a Second Time in Texas
Stay issued on Friday means DOL’s embattled Retirement Security Rule will not take effect in September as originally scheduled while challenges play out in courts
Fiduciary Rule Reaction: For and Against
ARA among first to express strong support while several groups voice opposition
DOL Retirement Security Hearing: Groups Express Both Support and Strong Opposition
American Retirement Association among first to voice its views to Employee Benefits Security Administation over the proposed rule
New DOL Fiduciary Rule Under OMB Review; Gets Bashed by Insurance Trade Groups
While actual text of proposed fiduciary rule delivered to OMB late Friday won’t be made public for about a month, groups say it “will hurt working families’ ability to save for retirement”
Economy has Retirement Savers Eyeing Guaranteed Lifetime Income, Financial Planning Options
Morning Consult survey finds more than half considering a guaranteed lifetime income product
‘Billions of Dollars in New Savings’ If SECURE 2.0 Passes: ACLI
New research provides estimates for how the proposed bill would increase savings over 10 years for specific groups of Americans
SECURE the Future: ACLI’s Susan Neely
Op-ed from the American Council of Life Insurers CEO advocates for passing SECURE 2.0 legislation currently under consideration on Capitol Hill
This Group of Savers Opposes Fiduciary-Only Regulations
New ACLI survey finds vast majority of lower-half income 55- to 70-year-olds don’t want commissions for annuity sales to be banned
MEPs for 403(b) Plans Goal of Newly Introduced Senate Bill
Congress continues to signal strong, bipartisan interest in improving retirement savings opportunities and lifetime income choices for workers and retirees, with the latest example being a new bill introduced Wednesday that will help small businesses and non-profits participate in multiple employer plans (MEPs).