Compliance July 30th, 2026 Sonderling’s Nomination for Secretary of Labor Approved by Senate Committee The full Senate still needs to vote on whether Keith Sonderling will head the Department of Labor.
Compliance July 23rd, 2026 Senate HELP Committee Delays Vote on Secretary of Labor Nominee The vote on advancing the nomination of Acting Secretary of Labor Keith Sonderling is expected to take place next week.
Compliance July 22nd, 2026 House Bill Would Limit Tax Breaks for Multimillion-Dollar Retirement Accounts Only individuals and couples with high salaries and retirement account balances higher than $10 million would be affected by the...
Compliance July 13th, 2026 Bill for CITs in 403(b) Plans Backed by 30 Retirement CEOs The industry leaders urged the Senate committee to prioritize and approve the legislation, as Congress approaches its August recess and...
Compliance July 1st, 2026 House Hearing Airs Partisan Rift Over Healthcare Costs Democrats said that Medicaid and ACA reductions threaten workers while Republicans backed direct contracting as a way to lower employer...
Compliance June 24th, 2026 SIFMA Urges Senate to Vote for CITs in 403(b) Plans Trade groups wrote the Senate Banking Committee to urge the passage of a bipartisan package of bills, including investor disclosures...
Compliance June 17th, 2026 Faith Advocacy Group Joins Fight for 403(b) Investments in CITs Retirement industry groups and nonprofit advocates and plan sponsors are also pushing for Congress to allow 403(b) plans to invest...
Compliance June 10th, 2026 House Hearing Scrutinizes Social Security Commissioner’s Agenda House Democrats raised questions over Commissioner Frank Bisignano’s claims that his agency is having its ‘best overall performance.’
Compliance May 19th, 2026 Senate Hearing Questions Proposed DOL Budget Cuts The potential elimination of Job Corps, the department’s career training program, was a major flashpoint.
Compliance May 14th, 2026 Digital Regulatory Framework Bill Clears Senate Banking Committee Republican senators secured two Democrat votes, but the bill faces expected concerns in the full Senate.
Compliance April 24th, 2026 HSA Assets Grew by 19% in 2025 There were 41.7 million health savings accounts in the US at the end of last year—a 6% increase from 2024,...
Compliance April 24th, 2026 House Committee Approves Bill Regulating Proxy Advisers, ESG Disclosures The Republican-sponsored bill would also impose new voting and reporting duties on asset managers and pension fiduciaries.
Compliance April 22nd, 2026 Congress Take Aim at Alleged Kickbacks in Hearing on PBMs Democrat and Republican members alike criticized pharmacy benefit managers, who they say profit from driving up drug costs.
Compliance March 18th, 2026 House Committee Approves GOP Bill to Reduce ERISA Litigation Republicans claimed the bill would reduce the number of cases that lack merit but force employers into costly settlements.
Compliance February 6th, 2026 Form 5500 Filing Simplification Act Introduced in House The legislation would extend the filing deadline by nearly three months and expand the current electronic filing process.
Compliance February 6th, 2026 Congress Passes PBM Price Disclosure Measures The new law requiring pharmacy benefit managers to explain prescription drug costs could impact a key factor in retirement readiness.
Compliance January 26th, 2026 Federal Bill Would Waive Penalties for First-Time Home Buyers Tapping 401(k)s A Republican lawmaker is pushing forward with a retirement account withdrawal plan even after the president expressed skepticism.
Compliance January 21st, 2026 Appropriations Committee Fiscal 2026 Bill Leaves EBSA Funding Untouched Despite previous proposed cuts, under the latest version, the agency would receive the same funding as last year.
Compliance January 15th, 2026 Bill to Restrict ESG Investment in 401(k) Accounts Passes House The House of Representative’s bill aims to make it harder for fiduciaries to consider environmental, social and governance factors when...
Compliance January 7th, 2026 Annuities Options Get Bipartisan Backing in House Hearing Both sides of the aisle expressed interest in more choices for annuities in retirement plans, but only Democrats pushed for...