Retirement Week in Review
April 13, 2019 SUBSCRIBE
- The Weekly Pulse for Sunday, April 7, 2019 In this episode: (1) Perceptions about auto enrollment in the government sector, (2) New Retirement Legislation: Congress passes the SECURE ACT and a minimum guaranteed retirement?, (3) A case of offering products that no-one wants? Google and Walmart working together on a shopping assistant., (4) Giving College a Try at Age 40, (5) Getting what you want from your credit card issuer and ever-growing healthcare expenses and (6) An Update (and some life lessons) on the Financial Freedom Book tour. Special guest this week: Rivka Liss-Levinson, Ph.D., Center for State and Local Government Excellence.
- The Morning Pulse Academy | Companies Thinking More Responsibly about their Employees
- 401(k)s will be considered unthinkable 50 years from now
- Man Bites Dog! Congress Is Writing Retirement Legislation! ; Bipartisan Retirement Plan Bills Have a Shot at Passage
- Investors Sell US Stock Funds Despite Best Quarter Since 2009
- Court Orders Briefing in George Washington University ERISA Suit ; A Summary of Certain Recent Enforcement and Non-Enforcement Actions
- Pennsylvania’s state-run pension system is not the answer
- House Budget Plan Preserves Feds’ Retirement Programs ; Clayton wants retirement investors to have more access to private funds
- Benartzi: Digital Design Drives Dollars
- Are 401(k)s With Vesting a Bad Deal?
- Principal to acquire Wells Fargo’s record-keeping business
- Workers want those hard-to-find socially responsible investments in their 401(k) plans: Survey
- 401(k) plan participants, Anthem reach preliminary settlement ; Fidelity hit with third lawsuit over alleged ‘secret’ 401(k) fees ; IBM Gets Chamber Backing in Supreme Court 401(k) Stock Fight
- What The Best 401(k) Plans Do
- 401(k) advisers may be this type of fiduciary — and not know it
- Congress, states poised to upend retirement policy ; States leading the way on retirement readiness
- The Serious Flaw With This Common “Retirement Plan”
- Former Beauty Salon Co-Owner Sentenced to Prison
- Klobuchar, Coons introduce retirement savings improvement act
- Two-thirds of Colorado voters anxious about retirement ; Treasurer urges state to boost retirement savings
- Coons and Klobuchar pitch retirement savings mandate plan
- Employees think they’re on track for retirement. Here’s where they’re wrong
- House Committee Passes Bill to Overhaul Retirement Plans ;What the SECURE Act means for annuities in 401k(s) ; New solutions are desperately needed to prepare millions of Americans for retirement
- Tailoring Plan Designs to Reflect Shorter Employee Tenure ; DC Plan Participants Share Incentives for Saving More
- Chevron DC participants petition Supreme Court to rule on fiduciary breach standards
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