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American Council of Life Insurers (ACLI)
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‘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).
Groups Urge Congress to Cut Regulatory Barriers to RILAs
Registered Index-Linked Annuity sales rise as market demand grows, offering retirement investors protection and growth options.
DOL Finalizes Electronic Disclosure Rule for Retirement Plans
The U.S. Department of Labor today announced publication of a final rule that permits default electronic delivery of…
Iowa Proposes Harmonized Annuity Best Interest Regulation
As annuities are poised for meaningful expansion into 401k plans as a result of the SECURE Act, states…
NAIC Approves Best Interest Model Regulation for Annuity Sales
The National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) gave final approval Feb. 13 to a revised model regulation that…
SECURE Act Victory Lap: Industry Celebrates, Congratulates Lawmakers
Statements from the retirement industry came pouring in late Monday after it was announced that the Setting Every…
It’s In! SECURE Act Included in 2020 Spending Package
Talk about your nail-biters! After months of collecting dust in the Senate, the SECURE Act, the most significant…