The Joint Committee on Taxation acceded to a Republican request to base the (considerably lower) estimate for the cost of the Senate bill on ‘current policy baseline.’
The Department of Labor reset to ‘neutral’ its stance on cryptocurrency investing in retirement plans, rolling back the previous advice to exercise ‘extreme care.’
A complaint by Wesco Inc. claims BCBSM exploited self-funded health plans by charging fees to fix its own billing errors, in violation of federal fiduciary duties.
While the version differs only slightly from the House version, the Senate increase senior deductions but did not propose expanding health saving account contributions.
Retirement plan participants alleged the service organization engaged in prohibited transactions, while the health care giant agreed to pay a record fee.
The council has not met since President Donald Trump’s inauguration, but the report was released after Democrats in Congress raised concerns about the council’s future.
A federal judge in Massachusetts granted partial summary judgment in favor of Liberty Mutual, but an alleged breach of the duty of prudence was allowed to continue.
When a plan faces an audit from the DOL or IRS, it is important to work closely with providers to produce the right documentation, according to expert panelists.
The potential assistant secretary of labor for the Employee Benefits Security Administration called for reduced regulation to encourage expanded retirement benefits.
The CEO and president of MissionSquare discussed plans to expand emergency savings for public sector workers, as well as the opportunity that could come through investing in CITs.