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Pensions, Retirement & Markets: 5 Questions for 2019

…to defined benefit plans in 2018. In addition, many plans have increased the company match in their 401(k)s. Both contributions and matches may be diminished in 2019 as the tax advantage of front-ended employer contributions becomes less beneficial. On the policy side, higher budget deficits…

Retirement Plan Implications of the New Tax Bill

…relief to closed defined benefit plans that met specified conditions, was also not included. Many of the other changes included in the new law revolve around taxes, which of course will have an impact on participants’ retirement strategies as well. These include: Individual tax cuts,…

US Tax Reform and Retirement Savings – Should the Two be Related

…brackets on investments at current levels (20%, 15% and 0%).1 On its surface, there should be relatively little impact of these proposals on the economics of retirement savings. Tax deferral via defined benefit plans and 401(k) provides a superior means of accumulating wealth for retirement….

Working With Time When It Comes to Your Retirement

…retirement plan is based on the fact that most employers no longer offer defined benefit plans – e.g. pensions. Instead, the onus is now on plan participants to take the bull by the horns and put a little more time and effort into managing their…

That’s Why They Invented (Virtual) Erasers

…Significant changes and revisions which may be beneficial to plan sponsors, participants and the retirement plan community. Highlights include: Overpayment correction options: Expanded correction principles to allow plan sponsors to fix operational failures when plan participants or beneficiaries receive payments from defined benefit plans that…