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WEEKLY WRAP-UP OF RETIREMENT NEWS
- Small business owners tapping into personal savings, 401(k)s and more amid coronavirus crisis
- 401(k) service providers adding call center staff to help ease participant fears ; A crisis is a terrible thing to waste ; Roth conversions ‘on sale’ and other retirement advice amid the market crash
- Missing Participants: Audit Investigation Tips
- Another Record-Setting Year For Indexed Annuities In 2019: Wink
- Commentary: Private alternatives is missing piece in DC plan retirement security
- What happens when 401(k) sponsors’ fiduciary duty goes viral? – Carosa
- Bill Introduced to Allow Collective Investment Trusts in 403(b)s ; Suit Slams CITs as Untested, Imprudent Choice ; Wells Fargo sued over 401(k) plan ERISA violations
- ARA Requests Plan Filing Relief Due to Coronavirus Impact
- Bill Introduced to Allow Collective Investment Trusts in 403(b)s
- To keep the golden years golden, Pa. needs to start state-sponsored retirement accounts for seniors
- State of the participant 2020: readiness within reach
- Just 16% Of Financial Services Companies See Coronavirus As Severe: Survey
- Auto-IRA Rollout Gradually Speeding Up ; Improving the payroll process with artificial intelligence
- New Lawsuit Accuses Wells Fargo 401(k) Plan Fiduciaries of Self-Dealing ; BOK Financial sued for ERISA violations ; Oracle’s $12 Million Settlement in 401(k) Lawsuit Gets Early OK ; GE 401(k) Class Certified, Judge Resolves Class Counsel Spat
- Coronavirus Concerns For 401k Plan Sponsors
- Next Steps for 403(b) Plan SponsorsBOK Financial Accused of Only Self-Interest When Selecting and Retaining 401(k) Plan Funds ; Salesforce Fiduciaries Slapped With 401(k) Excessive Fee Suit ; SunTrust Banks settles 401(k) plan fiduciary lawsuit for $29 million ; Oracle’s $12 Million Settlement in 401(k) Lawsuit Gets Early OK
- When market drops, play long game with retirement savings ; More Than Half of Pre-Retirees Are Off Track on Retirement Savings
- How the new NFL Collective Bargaining Agreement helps retired players
- The Tough Retirement Challenges Of Rural Americans
- US Individual Life Insurance Sales Grew 15% In Q4; SEC Adopts Rule to Simplify Variable Annuity Disclosures
- Salesforce Accused of Fiduciary Imprudence in New ERISA Lawsuit
- Trading in 401(k) Accounts Spikes With Savers Seeking Safety
- ERISA Has Evolved—Have You? ; 7 Keys of Secure Act’s Annuity Safe Harbor in Retirement Plans
- Why the ‘Rothification’ of 401(k)s Would Hurt Retirees ; Retirement contribution parity for student loans subject of legislation ; House bill to expand collective investment trusts to 403(b) plans introduced
- Former Salesforce Employees Allege 401(k) Mismanagement; Latest Proprietary Fund Suit Settlement Has an ETF Twist ; 2 Stable Value Fund Cases Highlight Risks For Plan Sponsors ; Oklahoma’s BOKF Sued Over Affiliated Funds in 401(k) Plan ; SunTrust Inks $29 Million Deal in 401(k) Suit Covering 30000
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