Fiduciary Rule Challenge ‘Friended’ by ACLI
A lawsuit challenging the Labor Department’s subsequent guidance/application of the so-called fiduciary rule has some support from the ACLI.
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How To Phase Into Retirement, According to Experts
For the first time in history, older workers can stroll into retirement slowly instead of jumping in head-first.
'Unworkable Pressure' on Resources Ahead of Pension Dashboards Deadlines
Work to meet pension dashboards deadlines could come at the cost of other projects due to "unworkable pressure on resources".
5 Dangerous Fiduciary Assumptions
The legal requirements for depositing contributions to the plan are perhaps the most widely misunderstood elements of plan administration.
Dated Thinking May Be Holding Back Annuities
Rising interest rates and increased market volatility could drive plan sponsors to take a fresh look at incorporating annuities.
Lawsuit Cites 401(k) Plan Omission of Target-Date Funds Among Problems
According to a complaint, target of a new Employee Retirement Income Security Act is a plan sponsor with more than 20,000 participants.
JPMorgan: Don't Withdraw More Than This Much from Your Retirement Accounts
JPMorgan Chase says ongoing inflation outlook for sharply lower returns for investors means retirees should toss the long-standing 4% rule.
