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GAO is asked to review TDFs; complementary ‘SECURE 2.0’ legislation is introduced; 2022 HSA contribution limits are inflation-adjusted; and more

What is the data really saying?

To save for health expenses in retirement can be accelerated.

Longevity risk and inflation are the ‘biggest challenges.’

Transactions, promotions and new hires in the financial advisory industry.

The adviser industry must evolve to effectively serve the gig workforce—a growing segment of employees who need help with financial...

Advisers ‘on the fence’ may have several reasons to change their minds.

Advisers often disregard life expectancy when designing financial plans.

A 3(38) fiduciary can benefit retirement plans in more ways than the obvious.

Experts share insights on the construct of a modern DC plan lineup.

To Set It and Forget It Can Affect ReturnsManagers of target-date funds are favoring their own fund ­families at the expense of performance when investors have a set-it-and-forget-it...

Recent DOL guidance expands the definition of fiduciary advice.

State-run plans, PEPs, SIMPLE plans expand access.

Preparing committees for this SECURE Act requirement.

Firm generates $4.8 million in charitable contributions.

Many clients and plan participants have suffered during the pandemic—now the industry needs to think about how to help.

Advisers can find many ways to serve pooled employer plans.

Many modern advisers have moved into health, wealth and other benefits.

States updating annuity standards; Senate confirms a Labor secretary; GAO presses the DOL to clarify cybersecurity guidance; and more.

Despite the pandemic, firms aim to enhance profitability.