This second blog sheds light on the marketing propaganda used to promote auto-portability and how you should be cautious with their claims and alleged benefits.

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This second blog sheds light on the marketing propaganda used to promote auto-portability and how you should be cautious with their claims and alleged benefits.
Auto-portability has been around since 2018 but received a boost when it was included in SECURE 2.0. Articles promoting auto-portability seem to cast a negative light on automatic rollover IRAs .
Forfeiture lawsuits have been in the news a lot lately. It may have you second-guessing what to discuss or do for clients and built-up forfeitures in their retirement plans.
Late last year, the Department of Labor’s (DOL) Lost and Found Database came into existence as required by SECURE 2.0.
Sometimes the timing or content of agency guidance is head-scratching. The Department of Labor’s (DOL) Field Assistance Bulletin (FAB) 2025-01 fits in both categories. The timing is odd as it references reports from 2019 and 2014 to support its current day relevance....
Where did 2024 go?! Hard to believe that we are closing in on 2025 and another round of SECURE 2.0 provisions is coming online.
You’ve heard us loud and clear. You know that using Automatic Rollover IRA services from PenChecks Trust® can help you and your clients save time and money.
Here we are in the middle of summer of 2024 and I am proud to announce that PenChecks Trust® is on track for another very successful year.
A recent Wall Street Journal article highlighted “The 401(k) Rollover Mistake That Costs Retirement Savers Billions.”
Here we are in the middle of summer of 2024 and I am proud to announce that PenChecks Trust® is on track for another very successful year.
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