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DOL fiduciary rule
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Chavez-DeRemer to Testify on DOL Priorities Before House Committee Thursday
New Labor Secretary may address fiduciary rule, ESG rule and decision to rescind 2022 guidance on cryptocurrency in 401(k)s
Rash of ERISA Lawsuits an Emerging Challenge: 2025 NAPA 401(k) Summit
Brian Graff says proliferation of lawsuits tops list of industry concerns during opening general session at industry’s biggest event
All 50 States Now on Board with NAIC Best Interest Annuity Rule
New Jersey becomes last state to adopt the NAIC standard for annuity sales applying to insurance agents and companies (but not to advisors working within ERISA-covered retirement plans)
Reps. Foxx, Scott and Wagner Honored as 2024 Champions of Retirement Security
Insured Retirement Institute honors trio in part for demonstrated opposition to DOL fiduciary rule efforts
DOL Fiduciary Rule, ESG Considerations Likely DOA Under Second Trump Term
Trump Administration expected to abandon current DOL rulemaking effort; eliminate or limit fiduciaries' consideration of ESG factors when selecting plan investments
Department of Labor Appeals Two Stays on Fiduciary Rule
The DOL is appealing two stays that sought to delay the implementation of its Retirement Security Rule
ERISA Attorneys Outline Next Steps, Actions Item After DOL Fiduciary Rule Stays
ERISA attorneys give their predictions for DOL next steps and action items for industry professionals and plan sponsors
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
Texas Judge Puts DOL Fiduciary Rule on Ice
Preliminary injunction granted late Thursday means controversial Retirement Security Rule will not be implemented as scheduled in September
Republican Congressmen Rail Against Biden Administration’s Fiduciary Rule
Rep. Rick Allen, Sen. Ted Budd post op-ed urging support for their Congressional Review Act resolution to overturn the DOL’s controversial rule