A House bill sitting in subcommittee revives past congressional efforts to create private Social Security accounts for workers.
A bill was introduced last month that includes the language of an earlier measure that would create long-term-care trust accounts.
Companion bills on Capitol Hill would repeal a 1945 act that effectively excludes the insurance industry from federal antitrust regulations.
Corporate-owned life insurance would face new restrictions under a bill sitting in a House subcommittee.
Several measures that would put the tax treatment of art and collectibles on par with other investments are sitting in committee.
Investors in certain small businesses could get a tax break under a bill sitting in committee.
A congressional measure sitting in committee would create savings accounts for children that could finance a college education, a house or retirement.
Securities regulators are seeking additional input on their controversial proposal to change the minimum-net-worth requirements of hedge fund investors.
A rule takes effect Sept. 10 that clarifies the SEC’s ability to go after hedge fund advisers who make false or misleading statements to investors.
The SEC is seeking input on two proposals that address the contentious issue of shareholder proxy access.
