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Compliance
Partisan Divide Continues to Sharpen on ESG Investing
Partisan Divide Continues to Sharpen on ESG Investing
EBSA head Lisa Gomez spoke in defense of a DOL rule that would permit ESG in retirement plans as Republicans push back against ESG in Congress and the courts.
Data and Research
Public Pension Return Assumptions Fall in 2022, NCPERS Says
Overall funded status rose 3 percentage points to 77.8% on private equity, real estate returns.
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Benefits
Social Security COLA Increase to Add About $50 per Month in 2025
Administration
Many Taxpayers Dodged Penalty Tax for Early Retirement Withdrawals
Administration
Bills to Ban Arbitration Clauses Reappear in House, Senate
MARKET MIRROR
Monday, the Dow lost 34.99 points (0.10%) to close at 33,891.02, the Nasdaq lost 119.51 points (1.00%) to close at 11,887.45 and the S&P 500 fell 25.40 (0.61%) to close at 4,111.08. The Russell 2000 lost 27.82 points (1.40%) to close at 1,957.72 and the Wilshire 5000 lost 297.50 points (0.72%) to close at 41,087.86.

The price of the 10-year Treasury note increased 4/32, bringing the yield to 3.645%. The price of the 30-year Treasury bond increased 1/32, bringing the yield to 3.677%.  
Data and Research
Retirement Account Balances Dipped 20% in 2022, Trading Lowest in 20 Years
Despite economic challenges, plan participants were resilient saving for retirement, Vanguard Group data shows.  
UpFront
A New, Increased ‘Safe’ Withdrawal Rate?
Based on Morningstar's annual model, retirees may draw down a higher percentage of savings over a 35-year time horizon, thanks in part to elevated interest rates.
SMALL TALK
ON THIS DATE: In 1775, Benjamin Franklin published “An Imaginary Speech” in defense of American courage. In 1867, Laura Ingalls Wilder, author of the Little House series of books that were based on her childhood in a settler and pioneer family, was born. In 1936, the vice president’s flag was established by an executive order. In 1964, the musical British Invasion began when the Beatles landed in New York City. Two nights later, as Beatlemania stormed America, their performance on “The Ed Sullivan Show” was watched by 73 million viewers. In 1974, Grenada gained independence from the United Kingdom. In 1985, the song New York, New York became the official anthem of New York City. In 1992, the nations of Western Europe united in the spirit of economic cooperation with the signing of the Maastricht Treaty of European Union that called for greater economic integration, common foreign and security policies and collaboration between the police and other authorities on crime, terrorism and immigration. In 2013, Mississippi became the last U.S. state to officially abolish slavery; it had ratified the Thirteenth Amendment in 1995 but failed to submit the necessary paperwork.
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