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Tech Talk discusses designating 403(b) plan elective deferrals as Roth contributions. READ MORE
Happy Birthday, ERISA! It’s been 50 years since the Congress passed landmark legislation that protected the savings of American workers and—arguably—created an entire industry. It’s now time for the golden anniversary. The American Retirement Association announced that it and eight associations... READ MORE
The IRS in Revenue Procedure (Rev. Proc.) 2023-37 has issued fresh guidance on qualified pre-approved plans and 403(b) pre-approved plans which combines, conforms, clarifies, and updates rules for those plans set forth in prior revenue procedures.    Rev. Proc. 2023-37 generally became effective... READ MORE
Bills before the Massachusetts House and Senate that would expand the Massachusetts Defined Contribution CORE Plan are moving again.  The legislation, introduced early in 2023, has been largely dormant since summer; however, committees in both chambers have given the measures a nod.  About the... READ MORE
The windfall elimination provision (WEP) reduces the Social Security benefits of certain workers who also are eligible for pension benefits from jobs not covered by Social Security. It engenders active discussion, and a Nov. 20 hearing offered a fresh opportunity for people to weigh in on the WEP—... READ MORE
The IRS has released a draft of the Form 1099-R to be used in 2024. This is an early release draft of the form, as well as its instructions, which the IRS is providing only to inform taxpayers, including benefits recipients.  The form is used to provide information to recipients about... READ MORE
Many 403(b) plans are sponsored by single employers, but that could change. A recent report by the Congressional Research Service (CRS) discusses legislation that has—and could—change the rules governing them. In “403(b) Pension Plans: Overview and Legislative Developments,” the CRS provides a... READ MORE
Retirement plan coverage can be particularly challenging for some industry sectors. In MarketBeat, John Iekel writes about the experiences of one corporate leader in providing a 403(b) to employees in the care industry. Click here.  READ MORE
Another university 403(b) plan has won yet another victory in staving off an excessive fee suit by the Schlichter law firm. The most recent case[1] involved Cornell University, which had already successfully fended off most of the claims in 2019 in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District... READ MORE
Tech Talk discusses the rules one should take into account when figuring one’s years of service for purposes of a 403(b). READ MORE

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