April 27th, 2020

Industry’s SECURE Act Progress Continues Firms keep rolling out new lifetime income solutions even as the industry struggles to overcome the challenges of a pandemic. Read more > How Coronavirus Has Impacted Retirement Confidence Data collected immediately before the pandemic shows retirement confidence was about as high as it’s ever been; more recent data shows that’s still the case, though shorter term worries are ballooning. Read more > Coronavirus News for Plan Advisers Focused editors analysis of market movements, business challenges and legislative and regulatory actions. Read more > PAi Joins Forces with LPL Financial on Small Market Solution PAi will incorporate it into its current offerings for small business 401(k) plans and startups Read more > DOL Secretary Scalia Confirms EBSA Head Rutledge’s Departure Rutledge will remain with the Department of Labor through the end of May, at which time he will have been in the post of assistant secretary for the Employee Benefits Security Administration for 2 1/2 years. Read more > MOST READ ARTICLES

Sponsored message from Invesco The Forgotten Participant Examining defined contribution participant investing behaviors and decision-making Read more > Pooled Strength PEPs should be a boon to small employers—how advisers, too, can gain from these plans Read more > Keeping Up With the Workplace Black Americans need more representation in the financial advisory field. Read more > Market Mirror Friday, the Dow rose by 260.01 points (1.11%) to close at 23,775.27, the NASDAQ gained 139.77 points (1.65%) for a 8,634.52 finish, and the S&P 500 was up by 38.94 points (1.39%) to end at 2,836.74. The Russell 2000 was up by 18.99 points (1.56%) to reach 1,233.05, and the Wilshire 5000 gained 387.12 points (1.38%) for a 28,483.92 close. The price of the 10-year Treasury not was up 1/32, lowering its yield by 0.009%, and the price of the 30-year Treasury bond was up 4/32, lowering its yield by 0.013%.   WEEK’S WORTH: For the week ended April 24, the Dow declined 1.93%, the S&P 500 was off by 1.32, and the NASDAQ ticked downward by 0.18%. The Russell 2000 inched upwards by 0.32, but the Wilshire 5000 was down 0.96%.

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