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Maryland’s State-Run IRA Is Different, Better, and Still Less Than Optimal
At this point, ALL Maryland workers would be better served by saving in a superior alternative
Opinion: Are Oklahoma 401(k) Plans Helping to Destroy State’s Energy Business?
In this op-ed from Ok401k’s Terry Morgan, the author argues that many Oklahoma 401k participants may be unknowingly investing in companies that are against their best interest
401(k) Plans: An Ongoing Public-Private Partnership That Works
While the initial role of policymakers in facilitating 401k plans was accidental, follow-on policies were more intentional
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
State-Run IRAs Are Similar, and Suboptimal: Opinion
The state-sponsored CalSavers completes its implementation process this week when all employers of five or more employees must comply.
In Case You Didn’t Notice, Target-Date Funds Are Losing Money
Beware the risk in bonds
‘Show Me’ the Money with Retirement Savings Leakage
Two articles say participants could avoid $2 trillion in retirement savings leakage
Helping Your Clients Navigate an Accelerated ‘VUCA’ World
Principal’s Sri Reddy shares four strategies for managing retirement planning, despite today’s VUCA (volatile, uncertain, complex, and ambiguous) economic outlook
Are These 401(k) Fiduciaries Hypocrites or Confused?
TDF participants near retirement will be seriously harmed in the next market correction, and most won’t recover
The $3 Trillion Gamble Fiduciaries Are About to Regret
'It's a risk with the potentially dire consequence of depleting lifetime savings that cannot be replenished with paychecks'