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Amid heightened concerns around inflation, employees are increasingly interested in "comprehensive" retirement benefits, such as access to financial advisors, retirement planning support and retirement income solutions.
“With 50% of employees not confident they can turn their retirement savings into a consistent stream of income for the rest of their lives, many organizations are rethinking pension strategies and how best to support their workforce,” said Scott Jarboe, Mercer’s U.S. defined benefit segment leader.
Governor Josh Stein has signed the State Investment Modernization Act, which establishes the North Carolina Investment Authority to make investment decisions now only made by one person, the state treasurer.
The American Academy of Actuaries has developed a range of options that public policymakers, and plan sponsors, should consider to address obstacles that remain for spouses of participants in 401(k) plans, in the event of death or divorce, as well as for domestic partners.
Employers can help address the issue by providing access to financial literacy programs, services and advice to improve financial and longevity literacy rates and overall financial security, says TIAA’s Kourtney Gibson.
Tesla's Board Chair received a letter from the leaders of the American Federation of Teachers and 11 other pension funds, “demanding Mr. Musk’s full time attention on Tesla.”
As President Trump mulls an executive order that would let private equity into 401(k) plans, DOL gave crypto a huge push forward by rolling back a Biden-era warning to fiduciaries.
This new legislation would ensure that small businesses can receive at least a $2,500 tax credit to help pay for the costs of creating retirement accounts.
Since one in four workers are not enrolled in their employer-sponsored 401(k) plan, the Auto Reenroll Act, sponsored by Senators Tim Kaine and Bill Cassidy, M.D., would reenroll workers automatically by permitting more frequent opportunities for employees to opt in.