Families earning more than $250K lose incentive; those without plans can access an auto-IRA
Says funds have held up despite fears of a global recession and drama on the Continent
The American Society of Pension Professionals and Actuaries and its sister organization The Council of Independent 401(k) Recordkeepers have asked the Labor Department for more time to meet enhanced fee disclosure requirements.
Group storms Capitol Hill to protect retirement savings vehicles
Insurer to pay nearly $10M to close case; states claim carrier had commission arrangement with Uvest, ProEquities
Advocacy group demands update on rule revamping; 'withdraw and re-propose, not withdraw and walk away'
But broker-dealer group still not convinced applying fiduciary standard to IRA advice necessary
Fontaine's career change comes amid crucial product launch for DC unit; “bittersweet”
Obama's budget would raise marginal tax rates to a maximum of 39.6%, up from 35%. High-income taxpayers would also face higher rates on investment income and limits on deductions.
DOL said to be investigating claims Hutcheson stole money from plan sponsors; he trumpeted fiduciary standard to Congress
Some companies would benefit, but others would take a hit to earnings
Deaths from traffic accidents around April 15, traditionally the last day to file individual income taxes in the U.S., rose 6% on average on each of the last 30 years of tax filing days compared with a day during the week prior and a week later.
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After a recent appearance on Consuelo Mack's WealthTrack <a href=http://www.investmentnews.com/section/video?playerType=CMWealth&bctid=1537880225001>(watch here)</a> discussing Social Security, <i>InvestmentNews</i> contributing editor Mary Beth Franklin quickly received more than 100 inquiries from advisers and investors about strategies and techniques for most effectively tapping this cornerstone of retirement income.
Implementing a “Buffett rule” to require a minimum 30 percent tax rate for the highest U.S. earners would raise $31 billion over the next decade, according to a government estimate.
