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Retirement, as defined by the law, encompasses two distinct aspects. Firstly, it refers to the voluntary fulfillment of an obligation or payment of a debt. Secondly, it involves the act of giving up one’s work, position, or professional activities.
Feds Consider ‘Ludicrous’ Plan to Trim Retirement Benefits
Round after round of recent economic stimulus in various forms has deficit hawks concerned about the potential damage…
Why It’s So Important to Put Retirement Plan Returns in Perspective
New research confirms that, for the zillionth time, it’s important to take the long view and put recent…
IRS Posts CARES Act FAQ for Retirement Plans
If you’ve got questions about the CARES Act, the IRS is here to help (wait, what?) Here are some of the answers to the more common inquiries:
4 COVID-Related Retirement Planning Trends
It’s the weekend (isn’t it? Sometimes hard to tell these days), which makes it as good a time…
Senators Introduce New Bill to Allow PPP Loan Tax Deductions
The IRS is stirring anger. The beloved revenue-gathering arm of the United States government issued guidance last week…
7 Sensible Cybersecurity Steps for 401(k) Plan Sponsors
Cybersecurity breaches of retirement plan participant accounts have occurred with increasing frequency in recent years. Just this past…
401(k) Plan Sponsors Respond Positively in Current Crisis
A majority of U.S. companies are making it easier for employees to access their 401(k) plans’ assets even…
Why ‘Resilience’ Is The New Critical Advisor Success Factor
Resilience is going to determine the quality of your reopening, your first-mover status, and whether your new normal…
Combating The Washington Post’s Ridiculous 401(k) Criticism
Democracy dies in darkness, and so apparently do retirement plans. The Bezos-owned Washington Post is out with a…
401(k) Cashback Provider EvoShare Expands During COVID Crisis
EvoShare, a micro savings-oriented FinTech startup that allows for cashback rewards in 401(k)s, made two major announcements in…