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SECURE 2.0 can help revive corporate defined benefit plans

By Larry Sher

The new regulation opens the door for employers to adopt (or convert their existing cash balance plans) to market-return cash balance plans, without a minimum fixed rate, and with the opportunity to have a scale of pay credits that materially increase by age or service.

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Your 401(k) plan re-imagined: How tech plays a role (now that SECURE 2.0 has passed)

Now, both employers and plan sponsors will need to make some technological adjustments in order to expand automatic enrollment, speed up deployments and ensure compliance.

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SECURE 2.0 Act: New rules for advisors and plan sponsors in 2023

Although the new law encompasses 77 individual sections related to retirement plans, the most relevant ones for the coming year include required minimum distributions, hardship withdrawals and student debt provisions.

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January 11, 2023

DOL's fiduciary update: New proposal to self-correct delinquent 401(k) contributions

Currently, plan sponsors must provide documentation and sign a penalty of perjury statement with EBSA, and as a result, many do not utilize the program. The new procedure would streamline the process.

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January 10, 2023

401(k) plan fix-it guide: How plan sponsors can resolve errors with the IRS

Whether via audit or some other review process, it's not uncommon for employers to discover that a plan failure has occurred, however, most errors are resolvable — and potentially without fees or penalties — under the right circumstances.

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January 09, 2023

SECURE 2.0: Guidance for retirement plan sponsors for 2023, 2024 and beyond

The question is not whether the new legislation impacts plan sponsors, it's which of the more than 90 provisions apply to them and when do they take effect.

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January 06, 2023

Is your retirement strategy out of date? Top investment actions in 2023

Plan sponsors should take note of how rules around retirement plans are evolving due to regulatory changes, including the passage of SECURE 2.0, and whether their strategy remains relevant in this new environment.

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SECURE 2.0 can help revive corporate defined benefit plans

BlackRock, Human Interest partner to expand retirement plan access for small businesses

SECURE 2.0 links emergency savings to retirement plans: 8 best practices

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Is crypto crashing? After the FTX collapse, where do investors go from here?

Your 401(k) plan re-imagined: How tech plays a role (now that SECURE 2.0 has passed)

SECURE 2.0 Act: New rules for advisors and plan sponsors in 2023

DOL's fiduciary update: New proposal to self-correct delinquent 401(k) contributions

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SECURE 2.0: Guidance for retirement plan sponsors for 2023, 2024 and beyond

Is your retirement strategy out of date? Top investment actions in 2023