The IRS recently issued new guidance relating to the CARES Act. Find out what these new notices mean for plan distributions and RMDS. https://t.co/XDzWFoyvCF
Despite market uncertainty, a recent study shows many Americans continued to save for retirement through defined contribution plans in Q1 2020. See more findings from the study. https://t.co/GJG6wo1Bfe
Following the 2019 passage of the SECURE Act, talks are underway to establish a new round of retirement savings legislation. Find out what the “Retirement 2.0” savings package may entail. https://t.co/BhNfjrCgze
Invesco committed $1 million to support global COVID-19 recovery efforts, complementing our employees' contributions to local relief initiatives, including drives and donations of urgently needed supplies. #InvescoTogether
The CARES Act makes several changes to retirement savings policy that allow plan participants to access cash for emergencies. I explain the details. https://t.co/uFhaob8jVG
To raise awareness of how we can come together and fight the spread of COVID-19, we at @InvescoUS are encouraging everyone to #StayHome. We urge everyone to remain inside your homes as much as possible, in order to help flatten the curve and protect those at risk.
Marty Flanagan, our President & CEO, shares the steps we’re taking to help our employees, clients, and communities navigate the challenges presented by the spread of COVID-19: https://t.co/oscAFHcV3Z
Last month, the DOL proposed a rule that’s meant to encourage more employers to issue retirement plan disclosures electronically. Find out what it means for plan participants: https://t.co/MO4yTB0oSa
On Sep. 30, the DOL’s final rule on multiple employer plans will take effect. Find out how this rule compares to other retirement bills: https://t.co/cHHu5iYS4k
On July 29, the Department of Labor issued a final rule intended to expand the use of multiple employer plans to provide workplace retirement benefits. Learn more: https://t.co/qp5qYzRjtC
According to a report released by the Investment Company Institute, total US retirement assets reached $29.1 trillion as of March 31, 2019. See more key findings from the report: https://t.co/yAN8EYaLX0
The Social Security Board of Trustees just released the 2019 annual report, which includes the program’s current financial status as well as a projection of future funding needs. I review the highlights: https://t.co/FfgZXbX8SY
The Social Security Board of Trustees just released the 2019 annual report, which includes the program’s current financial status as well as a projection of future funding needs. I review the highlights: https://t.co/WGyzMWhbE7
A recent Senate hearing reviewed pending retirement legislation and expert opinions on how to further promote worker participation in retirement plans. Read my summary for more: https://t.co/itigt1IuO5
The Senate Finance Committee recently held a hearing on US retirement system challenges. Get the latest as I review recent legislation, state initiatives and trending ideas to promote retirement saving: https://t.co/cRQ1Zn7psu
The SEC recently started the Regulation BI countdown for brokers – what could it mean for traditional relationships? Read my analysis on what may and may not change under the new rule. https://t.co/WQK37pGD1C
How could the recent SEC vote giving brokers one year to comply with Regulation BI change client relationships? Check my latest blog for an analysis. https://t.co/WQK37pGD1C