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Obama to push retirement reforms

Peter Westerman | January 20, 2015

The White House says President Obama's retirement proposals would help 30 million additional workers find a way to save for retirement through their employers.

Actuaries push for a focus on aging, retirement

Peter Westerman | January 20, 2015

More needs to be done to immediately address the challenges of aging, including an examination of major public programs and policies.

Edison asks Supreme Court to dismiss 401(k) case

Nick Thornton | January 20, 2015

Was Tibble v. Edison International improvidently granted certification by the U.S. Supreme Court? The defendants assert it was.

Group health insurance is bad for business

Peter Westerman | January 20, 2015

Group health insurance is bad for you, your family, and your company is because its bad for careers (your cost could double to due to one employee with a million-dollar claim) and it is bad for business (management spends time on health insurance that should be spent on customers and...

Auto enroll doubles participation rates

Nick Thornton | January 20, 2015

The firm's research underscores the powerful influence that auto enrollment can have on participant savings.

Americans: Leave our retirement tax incentives alone

Peter Westerman | January 20, 2015

The Investment Company Institute finds a majority of U.S. households are opposed to reducing or removing tax incentives that encourage putting money into DC plans.

Apple steps up lobbying for health apps

Peter Westerman | January 20, 2015

Apple, which has come under increasing scrutiny as the worlds most valuable company, is becoming more of a regular around Washington.

Hatch committed to tax reform

Peter Westerman | January 20, 2015

Orrin Hatch of Utah, chairman of the Senate Finance Committee, said cynics shouldnt discount the possibility of bipartisan progress.

Pershing launches retirement plan network

Peter Westerman | January 20, 2015

Rollout of the new network will take place throughout the first quarter of the year.

Legislative efforts underway to repeal portion of Obamacare

Peter Westerman | January 19, 2015

On January 8, the U.S. House of Representatives voted 252-172 (all voting Republicans plus 12 Democrats) to pass the Save American Workers Act (H.R. 30), a piece of legislation designed to repeal the Affordable Care Act's 30-hour definition of full-time employment and replace it with a 40-hour standard.

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Obama to push retirement reforms

Actuaries push for a focus on aging, retirement

Edison asks Supreme Court to dismiss 401(k) case

Group health insurance is bad for business

Auto enroll doubles participation rates

Americans: Leave our retirement tax incentives alone

Apple steps up lobbying for health apps

Hatch committed to tax reform

Pershing launches retirement plan network

Legislative efforts underway to repeal portion of Obamacare

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