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Roth Catch-Up Finalized: SECURE 2.0’s High-Income Mandate Delayed Until 2027

When it comes to retirement plan regulations, the only constant is change—and the Roth catch-up requirement under SECURE 2.0 has been a rollercoaster. The IRS and Treasury finally issued their final regulations, and plan sponsors can breathe, somewhat, know...

The DOL’s Spring 2025 Regulatory Agenda: What Plan Providers Need to Know

The Department of Labor (DOL) has released its Spring 2025 regulatory agenda, and for those of us in the retirement plan industry, it reads like a greatest hits playlist — ESG, fiduciary rule, auto-portability, pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs), electronic d...

Home Depot Wins Forfeiture Fight: Another Court Shuts Down Fiduciary Breach Claims

Chalk up another win for plan fiduciaries in the ongoing wave of forfeiture reallocation suits — ...

Retirement Balances Hit Record Highs: Staying the Course Pays Off

According to Fidelity Investments’ latest Q2 2025 retirement analysis, retirement savers got some...

The Sandwich Generation Squeeze

Retirement saving is hard enough when you’re just trying to take care of yourself. Add in kids, a...

If You Put It in Writing, You’d Better Follow It

There’s never a shortage of new retirement plan fee and investment performance cases. The problem...

Another Forfeiture Suit, This Time at RTX

Just when you think the forfeiture reallocation litigation wave can’t get any bigger, another sui...

You Need A Financial Advisor by Ary Rosenbaum

I’m still amazed at how often I come across participant-directed 401(k) plans that don’t have a...

Jack Henry Settles 401(k) Lawsuit for $1.6 Million

Another week, another excessive fee case settled. This time, it’s Jack Henry & Associates Inc...

New York Secure Choice: Employers, Get Ready

New York has officially joined the list of states mandating retirement savings programs. The New Yo...