December 6, 2019 SUBSCRIBE
PERSONAL FINANCE, FINANCIAL WELLNESS, ANNUITIES, TAXES, CHARITY & FINANCIAL LITERACY
- US consumer debt surges to record highs ; College Graduates Cope with Money ; Top Financial Resolutions for Generation Z
- The challenges of lowering student loan interest rates
- How To Make Early Retirement Work For You In This Economy ; Clients might not own all of the money in their 401(k) ; The Best Dates to Retire Under FERS, CSRS
- Assets managed by robos up 10% so far in 2019 to $283 billion ; WealthTech: Consumer Satisfaction with Wealth Technology Apps is Considerably Behind Other Consumer Financial Apps
- Experts provide smart charitable giving tips for the holidays; Financial advisers input ignored when making a will
HEALTHCARE & WELLNESS
- Americans Still Favor Private Healthcare System
- How Employment Impacts Healthcare
- Clients’ health-care spending gets closer look from advisors as costs squeeze budgets
- Kalispell hospital sued over data breach; Third-Party Vendor Magellan Data Breach Impacts McLaren Health ; Nebraska Medicine discloses data breach by former employee ; Mobile Device Data Breach Leads to $3 Million HIPAA Settlement
- How health care is eating other public services
- Unpacking the Black Box in Artificial Intelligence for Medicine
TECH, MEDIA & SOCIAL MEDIA
- Cybersecurity in the Age of AI
- Workers, Machines and Constant Change
- Finance Apps Come Under Closer Scrutiny From China Regulators
- A Greener Take on the Smartphone Is Coming to Europe’s Biggest Carrier
401k, 403b, 457b, NONQUALIFIED, STATE-RUN PLANS & LITIGATION
- DC Recordkeeping: The High Cost of Low Fees
- Equity leads DC exodus amid rising markets ; Don’t Overlook Stable Value’s Role as Bull Market Ages
- Sen. Paul Would Allow 401(k) Plan Withdrawals to Repay Student Debt
- What The SECURE Act Means For Annuities
- US Supreme Court skeptical of Intel in retirement fund dispute; CareerBuilder Defends 401(k) Fees From Would-Be Class Suit ;How Will Massachusetts’ Proposed Fiduciary Rule Impact ERISA Plans?
PENSIONS
- Corporate funding ratios up in November – 4 reports
- Retired government workers decry pension-solvency proposal
- Illinois’ unfunded pension liability rises to $137.3 billion
- CalPERS drops most ’emerging’ equity managers — many led by women and minorities
INTERNATIONAL
- Trustees warned there are no ‘risk-free’ DB transfer options
- Across generations, French workers fight pensions overhaul ; France looks to 1995 as it braces for pension reform strikes and protests
- 6 in 10 Singapore millennials save over 20% of their salary, most on track for retirement: Report
- Unilever Becomes Latest Big Co. To Close Pension Scheme
MARKETS
- US private sector job growth slows down sharply in November: ADP
- Consumer Sentiment Remains Strong Heading Into Holiday Shopping Season ; Social-Media Data Can Boost Consumer-Confidence Forecasting
- Here’s What Institutional Investors Are Worried About for 2020 ; Institutional Investors Feel Braced for Whatever the Market Throws Them ; SIFMA economists expect only slight interest rate changes in 2020
- The stock market’s biggest winners and losers of the past decade; Here’s how much stock could’ve been bought with all the QE central banks have done
- Oil ends sharply higher as data show first weekly crude US supply decline in 6 weeks ; Natural Gas Futures Pull Back Early Amid ‘Wild Ride’ From Weather Models; Natural gas drives record CO2 emissions in 2019
- Inequality, Climate Change And The Role Of Central Banks ; China ramps up focus on socially responsible investments ; Impact investing ‘impossible’ to measure
- November ETF Asset Report
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