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By John Sullivan | 1/13/2023
Relatively good news broke Thursday with the release of the latest inflation data. Although the Consumer Price Index rose 6.5% in the 12 months through December, it was the smallest monthly increase since October 2021. Excluding food and energy, core inflation rose 5.7% over the same period, the... READ MORE
By John Sullivan | 1/11/2023
Preventing retirement plan “leakage” through the widespread adoption of auto-portability appears to be the next industry target now that SECURE 2.0 has passed. The Employee Benefit Research Institute (EBRI) finds that job-switching Americans lose $92 billion in retirement savings yearly to taxes... READ MORE
By John Sullivan | 1/10/2023
In early November and without warning, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) said it would repropose a nearly 20-year-old rule to eliminate the potential for late trading and repricing of mutual fund shares after the market’s close. The announcement sent retirement plan-related... READ MORE
By John Sullivan | 1/6/2023
Anyone sick of hearing about the so-called safe withdrawal rate? Bill Bengen’s high-profile 4% formula lasted almost three decades, but inflation, COVID, a war in Europe, and hyper-volatility caused a recent retirement income rethink.  Surprisingly, Morningstar’s withdrawal estimates actually... READ MORE
By John Sullivan | 1/6/2023
Despite SECURE 2.0’s recent seismic success, the current Capitol Hill crackup has many people wondering how it will affect chances for more retirement legislation this year. Without a speaker, the House of Representatives as a functioning body doesn’t exist, affecting several key areas.  For... READ MORE
By John Sullivan | 1/6/2023
One knock against (some) advisors is that they make retirement prep and planning unnecessarily complicated for their clients in order to be needed. True or not, SECURE 2.0 is complicated legislation with A LOT to it, and they are needed.   “There are immediate things than can and should be done,”... READ MORE

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