I have written on several occasions about some of the primary risks facing the retirement plan industry. Chief among them may be the loss of independence among those that retirement plan sponsors depend on - fiduciary consultants.
Our Technical Services Committee has released the 2022 Regulatory Update! Our annual Regulatory Update provides an overview of ...
We are very pleased to share with you some exciting news at Multnomah Group! Pacific Retirement Partners, a Pacific ...
Last week, the Biden Administration announced its student loan forgiveness program. How could this impact retirement plan benefit ...
The IRS recently announced an extension to the deadline for plan document amendments related to 2019’s SECURE Act and 2020’s ...
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In a Twitter post recently, I quipped about the state of the retirement plan industry. For many years, mergers and acquisitions ...
On June 14, the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions (HELP) Committee approved the Retirement Improvement and Savings ...
For more than a decade, providers of defined contribution plans have been trying to solve the real challenge of retirement ...
Target date funds (TDFs) are one of four qualified default investment alternatives (QDIA) provided under the 2006 Pension ...
In what is becoming a familiar story, Washington University has agreed to settle the excessive fee lawsuit for $7.5 Million. This ...
Over the last week, the topic of cryptocurrency has been top of mind for us and our plan sponsor clients. We have responded to ...