By Editor Test
In this data-rich report, the president of the Center for Due Diligence, a Chicago-based organization for plan advisors, explains which way the winds of the 401(k) world are blowing. (Hint: Think passive and low-cost.)
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Western investors shouldn't assume that they have no shot at managing China’s pension assets, according to a news report in IPE.com.
By Alicia H. Munnell
If employees and employers each paid 1.34 percentage points more in payroll taxes, starting immediately, everyone who reaches retirement age at least through 2086 would receive the current package of Social Security benefits, according to Alicia Munnell of Boston College.
By Editor Test
The U.S. isn’t the only country where retirement plan fees are coming under unprecedented scrutiny. Take Ireland...
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America's #1 business cheerleader recommends keeping the tax deferral for long-term savings and removing obstacles to the purchase of longevity insurance (aka long-dated deferred income annuities).
By Editorial Staff
Brief or late-breaking items from National Academy of Social Insurance, New York Life, LPL Financial, Fortigent, BNY Mellon, Investor Analytics, National Exchange Traded Funds Association, and the American Association of Long-Term Care Insurance.
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David Macchia, the president of Wealth2k and developer of Income for Life Model, keeps going and going and going... and thinking a lot about the Boomer retirement income opportunity.
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Ruark Insurance Advisors Inc. estimates that the cost of unhedged longevity risk in a typical variable annuity living benefit could be as much as 1.40% annually on the declining asset balance--in addition to the customary policyholder charge of 1.00%.
