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Wednesday, June 15, 2022
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Significant Retirement Bill Moves Forward in Senate
Sources say the Senate HELP Committee’s measure, called the RISE & SHINE Act, is expected to be combined with a Finance Committee measure into one Senate bill, which will then need to be reconciled with House-passed legislation.
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Hopes Remain High for Ambitious Retirement Legislation
Sources say the ingredients for passing a new round of federal retirement planning reforms are in place, but hurdles remain, and the upcoming general elections are a complicating factor.
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1. Hub Launches 401(k) PEP for Small, Midsize Plan Sponsors
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Lessons for Financial Advisers From a Voice Coach
Insights include how to disagree without being disagreeable—and how to be benevolent, professional and courteous while still getting the job done.
Significant New Corrections Opportunities Stem From IRS Program
The IRS has begun sending pre-audit letters to plan sponsors whose retirement plans have been selected for upcoming audits, giving them 90 days to identify, correct and disclose any compliance issues. 
Cybersecurity Is Everyone’s Responsibility
Retirement benefit plans have deep pockets—filled with both assets and sensitive information—so it only makes sense that they are a growing target for cyberthieves.
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Tuesday, the Dow dropped 151.91 points (0.50%) to 30,364.83, the Nasdaq was up 19.12 points (0.18%) to close at 10,828.35, and the S&P 500 fell 14.15 points (0.38%) to 3,735.48. The Russell 2000 slipped 6.77 points (0.39%) to 1,707.83, and the Wilshire 5000 lost 119.99 points (0.32%) to 37,116.66.

The price of the 10-year Treasury note fell 31/32 bringing its yield up to 3.479%. The price of the 30-year Treasury bond decreased 1 25/32 bringing its yield up to 3.427%.

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