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Wall Street Journal and Forbes focus attention on Pension Counseling Program
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PRC director Karen Ferguson was quoted in “When Benefits Bite Back,” an article in this past weekend’s Wall Street Journal that describes the lack of recourse for employees who have been misled about their benefits. The article also informed readers about the services provided by the pension counseling projects. Last month the work of the projects was featured in an article in Forbes magazine.
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PRC supports proposed rule to end conflicts of interest in 401(k) plans
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It is critically important that individuals giving advice to participants in 401(k) plans act solely in the interests of workers and retirees – and not to enrich themselves or their firms. For this reason, PRC strongly supports the Labor Department’s proposed regulation, which provides an updated definition of the term “fiduciary.” In February, we joined with the National Employment Lawyers Association to submit comments on the proposed rule. In March, PRC’s Senior Policy Advisor Norman Stein testified at a Labor Department hearing. And in April, the PRC submitted additional comments on the rule.
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Letter supporting military spouses in Oklahoma helps save their pensions |
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Current and former military spouses in Oklahoma can breathe a sigh of relief now that the Oklahoma State legislature has failed to pass a measure that would have hurt former spouses involved in military divorces. The bill would have rescinded retirement benefits awarded at divorce to former military spouses if they chose to remarry or live with a significant other. While the bill passed the Senate, lawmakers in the House were swayed by a letter from PRC and several women's groups. Read our blog to learn more.
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