2018 Plan Administration Guide, Part One

The PLANSPONSOR Plan Administration Guide, Part 1, offers insight into the provider marketplace for defined benefit (DB) plan, stock plan and health savings account (HSA) administration.

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THOUGHT LEADERSHIP
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Plan Design Can Lead to More Successful Retirement Outcomes

An Interview with Roberta Rafaloff, VP of Institutional Income Annuities at MetLife

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Key Factors In Choosing a Target Date Fund

An Interview with Gene Huxhold of John Hancock Investments

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Employees Looking to Their Employers to Help Create Retirement Income

An Interview with Roberta Rafaloff, VP of Institutional Income Annuities at MetLife

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Financial Wellness Trends

Recently PLANSPONSOR's Editor-in-Chief, Alison Cooke Mintzer sat down with Adam Hills Senior VP of institutional Managment at Ayco to discuss financial wellness trends.

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Responsibility for a Secure Retirement Rests with Employees

An Interview with Roberta Rafaloff, VP of Institutional Income Annuities at MetLife

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Differentiating Glide Path Strategies

An Interview with Gene Huxhold of John Hancock Investments

MARKET MIRROR

Tuesday, the Dow was up 112.22 points (0.45%) at 25,299.92, the NASDAQ closed 51.19 points (0.65%) higher at 7,870.89, and the S&P 500 increased 18.03 points (0.64%) to 2,839.96. The Russell 2000 climbed 17.26 points (1.03%) to 1,692.58, and the Wilshire 5000 gained 211.03 points (0.72%) to finish at 29,639.89.

The price of the 10-year Treasury note was down 4/32, increasing its yield to 2.894%. The price of the 30-year Treasury bond decreased 9/32, bringing its yield up to 3.062%.

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2018 Plan Administration Guide, Part One

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