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Ted Godbout & Nevin E. Adams, JD

After months of speculation on whether the House and Senate would attach a final retirement security legislative package with a must-do, year-end spending bill, we now have an answer. While most were nestled all snug in their beds in the waning hours of Dec. 19, House and Senate leaders released... READ MORE
A proposal by the Securities and Exchange Commission to alter the way open-end funds operate could have a detrimental impact on retirement savers if implemented. Among other things, under this requirement, an order to purchase or redeem a fund’s shares would be executed at the current day’s price... READ MORE
Legislation before the House Ways & Means Committee plans to help pay for a multiemployer plan bailout by utilizing a budget “gimmick” that would freeze retirement plan contribution limits—though not for collectively bargained plans.  More specifically, the Butch Lewis Emergency Pension Plan... READ MORE
Once again, the Department of Labor has taken comments on a controversial proposal to heart, and pulled back on the letter, if not the impetus, in its final rule of plan proxy voting. As had been the case with its recent rulemaking on Environmental Societal & Governance (ESG) investing (more... READ MORE

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