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Major Retirement Reform Bill Could Clear Congress This Week
Reps. Neal and Brady trying to attach bipartisan “Securing a Strong Retirement Act” to $1.5 trillion 2022 fiscal omnibus package before March 11 deadline
IRI ‘Optimistic’ Meaningful Retirement Legislation Will Pass in 2022
In unveiling their “2022 Retirement Security Blueprint” Thursday, Insured Retirement Institute leaders express confidence at least some current retirement reform bills will become law
11 Eyebrow-Raising Facts from the Secure Retirement Institute
A cherrypicked selection of startling statistics and trends taken from the recently released Retail Retirement Reference Guide—and these are only from Chapter 1!
Biden Extends Student Loan Repayment Pause, Pushes Workplace Solutions
While borrowers now have until May 1 before they resume federal student loan payments, President Biden singled out employer student loan assistance programs as part of the issue’s solution
SECURE Act’s Impact on Retirement Plans (So Far)
A record number of employees are eligible for and participating in 401k plans, likely spurred by the 2019 SECURE Act provisions, PSCA finds
Sens. Cardin, Portman Honored as 2021 ‘Champions of Retirement Security’
Insured Retirement Institute bestows 2021 award on Senate duo for continued efforts to enhance retirement security for America’s workers and retirees
ARA’s Brian Graff on Retirement Plan Provisions: ‘This Story is Not Over’
'The good news is that because we’ve gone through this process, we’ve educated a lot of policymakers'
Surprising Findings on 401k Participant Student Loan Debt
As repayment pause nears end, new Fidelity data reveals true impact of nation’s student debt burden and its impact on 401ks
Wyden Bill Seeks to Boost 401(k) Saver’s Credit
If at first you don’t succeed, try, try again. That’s what Senate Finance Committee Ranking Member Ron Wyden…
Why the Time Is Right for Plan Sponsors to Revisit Stable Value
Tony Luna was happy to elaborate when asked about stable value strategies currently when compared with where they…