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July 26th, 2019

The Retirement Crisis Is Really a Coverage Crisis

For those workers who are offered a retirement savings plan at work, the U.S. retirement system functions pretty well; solutions are needed, however, to extend coverage to millions more Americans. Read more >
Advisers' Future Trajectory
Firms confront a convergence of retirement plan and wealth consulting Read more >
The Cost of Advising One's Own Plan
To charge a fee is prohibited Read more >
Denial of Benefits
How the DOL views disability claims Read more >
Good News for P.R. Plans
Their CITs no longer must register under U.S. law Read more >
Webinars Multiply Possibilities
As many as a quarter of workers view them Read more >
Company Matches on the Rise
More than 2/3 of employers now sweeten the pot to help workers save Read more >
MOST READ ARTICLES
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Human Interest Offers 3% Cash Back for New Retirement Savers
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Franklin Templeton to Acquire Putnam for $925 Million
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Retirement Industry People Moves
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Congress Says It Will Fix at Least 4 Errors in SECURE 2.0
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Vestwell Partners With Payroll Provider Gusto on Integrated 401(k)
Pension Deductions Creates Online DB Calculator
The company believes the new tool will reduce wait time for advisers, who will usually contact actuaries to estimate defined benefit (DB) plan contribution requests when clients explore the possibility of setting up a plan for their business. Read more >
Investment Product and Service Launches
Stadion’s managed account service offered on TRG platform; Apex builds ESG rating service and adds global development head; Northern Trust Forms Options Trading Desk in Chicago; and more. Read more >
Market Mirror
Thursday, the Dow was down 128.99 points (0.47%) at 27,140.98, the NASDAQ lost 82.96 points (1.00%) to finish at 8,238.54, and the S&P 500 decreased 15.89 points (0.53%) to 3,003.67. The Russell 2000 fell 18.97 points (1.20%) to 1,561.45, and the Wilshire 5000 closed 190.72 points (0.61%) lower at 30,895.42.   The price of the 10-year Treasury note was down 3/32, increasing its yield to 2.079%. The price of the 30-year Treasury bond decreased 28/32, bringing its yield up to 2.610%.
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