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It’s proverbial that with age comes wisdom. Recent research doesn’t vouch for that, but does suggest that at the very least, confidence in a financially secure retirement is more likely among generations that have been around longer.
Confidence Goes Boom
“Over the past several years, there has...
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Disasters can create a sudden need for resources to address the situation at hand. But some resources are more readily accessible than others—resorting to certain kinds of funds can itself create some hardship.
To help avoid that circumstance and risk having a response to an emergency itself...
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Don’t Be Bashful! Sign up for the 2024 ASPPA Spring National Conference.
Why Attend?
Here are some reasons to attend the 2024 ASPPA Spring National Conference.
Learn and earn. On this virtual journey, you will hear from a bevy of industry experts and ERISA attorneys, while earning 10 CE...
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It’s been said that a crisis is a terrible thing to waste. But what if it’s a figment of your imagination?
“Crisis” is a word much bandied about these days, most particularly as a label applied to retirement—by foes and fans alike. Indeed, while not so long ago headlines posed that premise as a...
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The effects of the SECURE 2.0 Act cover the gamut from profound and far-reaching to the more mundane yet still important—and that includes reporting about certain retirement plans and saving arrangements.
In FS-2024-18, a fact sheet issued May 2, the IRS reminds businesses that beginning with tax...
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A contentious congressional hearing that was billed as “examining the policies and priorities of the Department of Labor” ended with a member of Congress calling for the resignation of Acting Labor Secretary Julie Su.
Appearing May 1 for a hearing before the House Education and the Workforce...
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At the upcoming 2024 ASPPA Spring National Conference, I look forward to learning from many top industry experts and ERISA attorneys during the conference, as well as receive updates on SECURE 2.0 and developments in Washington D.C.
Highlights. To highlight only a few sessions, TPA plan...
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As expected, and with the ink barely dry on the new Retirement Security regulation, the first lawsuit challenging that rule has been filed.
It seeks to vacate the 2024 Fiduciary Rule and amendment to PTE-84-24 under the Administrative Procedures Act (APA) on the grounds that they are “contrary to...
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CalSavers, one of the first state-run programs that provides retirement plan coverage for private-sector employees whose employers do not, continues to grow—especially in assets.
As one of the longest-lived such programs, CalSavers provides a useful snapshot regarding how such plans function and...
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The climate is warming. No, not that one—the climate for annuities. Interest in them among retirement investors is rising, according to recent reports.
This actually is not a new trend, says LIMRA. They report that interest in annuities stood at 33% of those whom they surveyed in 2018 but “jumped...
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