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American Retirement Association (ARA)
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New Bill Seeks to Allow Roth IRA Rollovers into Roth 401(k)s
Legislation introduced Wednesday in House would correct oversight of current law prohibiting workers from rolling Roth IRA savings into workplace-based Roth retirement plans offered by employers
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
‘A’ List Industry Lineup Set to Testify in Dec. 12-13 Fiduciary Rule Hearing
DOL publishes agenda for two days of online hearings on its controversial proposed retirement security rule, related proposed exemption amendments
ERISA at 50: Retirement Industry Converging to Celebrate in 2024
Nine associations announce Symposium and Gala Sept. 12 in Washington D.C. to commemorate 50 years of the landmark retirement legislation
DOL Fiduciary Rule Released; Industry Reaction Pours In
President Biden will speak about the rule from the White House at 3:30; new proposal applies a fiduciary standard to retirement advice on rollovers
Too Many Low-Income Workers Lack Access to Retirement Plans: EIG
Florida singled out for lack of access in new report finding only 1 in 5 low-income workers participate in 401(k) plans
3 More States Advance Auto-IRA Programs
Pennsylvania, Vermont and Nevada join growing ranks of states enacting state-run auto-IRA programs for those lacking access to workplace retirement plans
State-Mandated IRAs Not Crowding Out Private 401(k)s: Pew Research
Federal data for 2021 shows new the wave of state-based retirement plan initiatives continue to complement private market plans
EIG’s John Lettieri Refutes ARA Claims of Proposed Bill’s Challenge to Private Retirement Plan System
John Lettieri explains why he thinks the new plan would indeed NOT compete with the existing private retirement plan system and why the lower-income retirement plan coverage gap needs to be addressed now.
Biden Veto Preserves Labor Department’s ESG Final Rule
First veto of Biden presidency—backed by American Retirement Association—is unlikely to be overridden by Congress, meaning new rule allowing retirement plans to consider environmental, social and governance factors would stand