Tag: 401(k)
ERISA Attorney Offers Multiple-Employer Plan
Ary Rosenbaum, a New York-based Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA) attorney, is introducing a new 401(k) plan for small- to mid-sized employers.
Mutual of Omaha Appoints 401(k) Sales Director
Mutual of Omaha Retirement Plans Division appointed Seth Friedman as 401(k) national sales director.
401(k) Participants Turn Back to Equities in January
In contrast to the majority of months in 2011, the net direction of 401(k) participants’ transfers in January 2012 returned to equities.
BofA to Freeze Pension Fund
Bank of America will freeze its pension plans for eligible employees, effective July 1, 2012.
Majority of Young Adults Do Not Invest in Retirement Accounts
Seventy-three percent of Americans ages 18 to 34 do not currently invest in retirement accounts such as a 401(k) or IRA.
More Than Half of Small-Business Owners May Not Have Optimal Retirement Plans
Fifty-three percent of U.S. small-business owners many not have the retirement plan that best fits their needs.
Institute Offers Program for Growing 401(k) Business
The National Institute of Pension Administrators (NIPA) is expanding its TPA Business Owner Resources to include the 401(k) Sales Champion Workshop.
Mutual of Omaha Appoints VP
Mutual of Omaha appointed John Corrieri as vice president of the company’s 401(k) product and distribution.
Great-West Appoints Michigan Sales Manager
Great-West Retirement Services appointed Troy Testa as regional sales director for Michigan.
Obama Budget Limits Some Retirement Savings Tax Breaks
Initiatives in President Barack Obama’s budget proposal would impact retirement savings for some workers.
401(k) Tax Advantages Cost Government $50B Annually
The current tax treatment of 401(k) plans costs the U.S. Department of Treasury between $50 and $70 billion per year, says a recent analysis.
Employer Breached ERISA by Failing to Make Rollover Distribution
An employer breached his fiduciary duties under the Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA) by failing to honor a former employee’s rollover distribution request.
Adviser Produces 401(k) Planning Podcast
Financial advisory firm Guardian Capital Advisors, LLC, released a podcast about 401(k) planning for companies.
Younger Investors Reluctant to Make New IRA Contributions
Less than half (45%) of young investors plan to contribute to an Individual Retirement Account (IRA) for the 2011 tax year.
Great-West Appoints Regional Sales Director
Great-West Retirement Services appointed Cheney Hunt as regional sales director for San Diego, California.
DoL Sues Company for Failure to Remit Contributions
The U.S. Department of Labor (DoL) filed a lawsuit against Towson Rehabilitation Center LLC and CEO Howard Neels for failing to remit employees’ contributions to the company’s 401(k)...
Study Finds Decreasing Numbers of Provider Changes
Retirement plan sponsors who conduct marketplace reviews with finals presentations are 55% more likely to remain with their current provider today than they were as recently as four...
Plan Advisers Must Understand Final 408(b)(2)
Now that the Department of Labor’s (DoL) regulation for 408(b)(2) has been finalized, it is important for plan advisers to understand how the final ruling impacts them.
New Yorkers Facing Retirement Crisis
A growing number of New York City residents don’t have enough money to retire, according to a new study.