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By: Ted Godbout
Acting Labor Secretary Keith Sonderling appeared Thursday before a Senate Health, Education, Labor & Pensions (HELP) Committee hearing to consider his nomination to be Secretary of Labor, where he testified that his top priorities include expanding access to retirement benefits and investments.
By: Ted Godbout
On July 16, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) proposed a new rule that would expand the ability of issuers, broker-dealers, investment advisers, and others to use electronic delivery to satisfy information delivery requirements under federal securities laws.
By: Ted Godbout
New research reveals growing interest among defined contribution (DC) plan sponsors in adding alternative investments to their 401(k) lineups, although many are seeking more information before moving forward.
By: Ted Godbout
Bipartisan legislation supported by the American Retirement Association that seeks to modernize and streamline the Form 5500 reporting requirements for employer-sponsored retirement plans has been introduced in the Senate.
By: Ted Godbout
The ranking Democrats on the congressional tax-writing committees introduced legislation to rein in so-called mega-IRAs.
By: Ted Godbout
Current retirees' experiences can help serve as a roadmap for future retirees navigating the retirement planning process, as expectations for retirement do not always match reality.
According to sources on Capitol Hill, a bill that would rein in so-called mega-IRAs is set to be introduced by ranking Democrats on the congressional tax-writing committees.
By: Ted Godbout
A new study finds that the youngest generation in the workforce is starting to save for retirement 10 years earlier than their eldest peers — and feel more confident that they're on track for retirement.
By: Ted Godbout
While three quarters of non-retired investors are concerned about a recession, a growing number are planning to take advantage of investment opportunities now, a new study by the Nationwide Retirement Institute reveals.
By: Ted Godbout
Legislation has been introduced that would modernize regulations for individual retirement accounts (IRAs) by eliminating overlapping IRS prohibited transaction rules while preserving ERISA oversight for employer plans and continuing to prohibit self-dealing in IRAs.
