On plaintiff group's agenda: Establishing unpaid arbitration award pool and ensuring SEC doesn't 'water down' DOL fiduciary rule.
GOP reportedly had been considering reducing the cap on the annual amount workers can set aside for 401(k)s.
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Suggestions for uses range from establishing funds for harmed investors, those whose arbitration awards go unpaid or giving it to the Treasury Department.
New York Times reports reps may have incentive to push higher-fee managed accounts.
Fidelity and Voya prevailed in similar pay-to-play cases this year against 401(k) record keepers.
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T. Rowe's largest holdings in U.S. stocks are Amazon, Google, Apple, Microsoft and Facebook.
Move is designed to address unpaid arbitration claims, but critic says it doesn't go far enough.
The phase-out ranges for IRA and Roth IRA contributions were also raised.
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Mandated contributions to Roth accounts would likely only be partial, as opposed to having a full repeal of pre-tax accounts.
Complaint alleges Nicklaus Moser and his firm deceived investors.
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Agency recommends Congress establish a retirement security commission.
