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Treasury Eases Rules On Offering Annuities In Retirement Plans

The U.S. Treasury Department will help expand the availability of annuities and lifetime income choices in retirement plans, the agency said today.

New 401(k) Fee Rules WIll Give More Power To Clients

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If knowledge is power, employers and employees are about to become more powerful in administering retirement plans such as 401(k)s as new federal regulations demanding more transparency for fees...

Economists Love 'Em, Clients Hate 'Em

by Dan Moisand

Financial advisor Dan Moisand explores why immediate annuities make sense to economists and reveals a reason why clients don't like these products.

Retirement Fund For Youngest Workers Offered

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Vanguard has launched a target date fund directed at the youngest members of the work force who will not be retiring until about 2060.

401(k) Portfolios Regain Their Balance

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Participants in 401(k) plans are moderating their holdings, shown by a drop in the numbers of people holding almost all equity funds or having no equity funds, a new report says.

High-Income Clients Save More With These Underutilized Retirement Plans

by Jerilyn Klein Bier

Financial advisor clients potentially could be socking away more than $100,000 a year tax-deferred with this kind of retirement plan...

MFS Expands Defined Contribution Investments Sales Team

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Peter Barron and Murray Cleaner join MFS as DCI Specialists.

Victoria's Secret: Organic Cotton Produced With Forced Child Labor

Forced child labor is used to pick fair-trade, organic cotton on African farm for Victoria's Secret underwear.

More Companies Restoring Employee 401(k) Contributions, Survey Says

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U.S. companies are restoring plan contributions that were suspended or reduced since the beginning of 2008, says a new study.

Year-End Tax Plans Focus On 2012 Rule Changes

Year-end tax planning for U.S. taxpayers may be more about what Congress will do next year to reduce the national debt and improve the economy.

Biggest Polluters Hold Up Deal At UN Global Warming Talks

China, the U.S. and India, the three biggest polluters, maintained resistance to a time line leading to the next agreement on global warming.

Advisors See Opportunities In 401(k)s

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Investment advisors increasingly want a bigger piece of the pie in the 401(k) plan management business, according to Cogent Research.

Few Small Businesses Can Provide Employee Retirement Plans

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Small businesses owners believe Americans unprepared for retirement, but 75% don't offer 401(k) or other retirement plans, says a new survey.

Lincoln Trust Company Acquires Regional Retirement Benefit Firm

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Lincoln Trust Company completes acquisition of Fringe Benefit Administrators.

JP Morgan Simplifies 401(k) Fund Selection

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J.P. Morgan Asset Management is offering a simplified approach to investment selection in defined contribution plans in hopes that participants will make better choices.

Retirement Advisor Who Touted Fiduciary Duty Under Investigation

by Bloomberg News

A financial advisor who testified before Congress that 401(k) advisors should be fiduciaries is being investigated by the U.S...

Investors Happy With Target-Date Funds

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Most investors have some understanding of target-date funds, but the majority mistakenly believe that the funds will guarantee that their retirement income needs will be met, says a new study.

401(k) Matches Coming Back, Study Says

U.S. employers that suspended contributions to 401(k) employee retirement plans during the financial crisis are continuing to reinstate them, according to a benefits consultant.

Best-Laid Plans

by Jerilyn Klein Bier

Advisors who've built substantial 401(k) practices share their strategies.

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