Data and Research | October 23rd, 2023 Union Members Report Faring Better Financially, Yet Take More Loans Loans and hardship withdrawals from a retirement savings account are more prevalent among Taft-Hartley plan members, with Gen Xers leading...
Opinions | July 27th, 2020 COVID-19 Compliance Corner: Impact on Defined Benefit Plans Each week, Carol Buckmann, with Cohen & Buckmann P.C., will explain legislative provisions or official guidance related to the COVID-19...
Compliance | August 29th, 2019 Court Decides Lawsuit Over Multiemployer Plan Withdrawal Liability Is Time-Barred According to an appellate court, a cause of action against a plan sponsors for defaulting on its multiemployer plan withdrawal...
Investing | May 14th, 2019 Institutional Plan Returns Rebound in Q1 2019 According to Northern Trust, Corporate Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA) pension plans had the best first quarter on a...
Investing | November 6th, 2018 Institutional Investors Maintain Positive Performance in Q3 2018 BNY Mellon says higher allocations to U.S. equity drove outperformance as U.S. fixed income sustained its streak as the lowest...
Opinions | October 8th, 2018 Multiemployer Plans Pose Hidden Dangers for Employers Elliot Dinkin, CEO, Cowden Associates, discusses what plan sponsors should consider about participating in a multiemployer, or Taft-Hartley, plan.
Investing | August 7th, 2018 Institutional Investor Returns Rebound From Q1 2018 Institutional assets tracked by Wilshire Trust Universe Comparison Service (Wilshire TUCS) posted an all-plan median return of 0.88% for second...
Investing | May 8th, 2018 Institutional Investor Returns Pulled Down by Market Losses Wilshire TUCS first quarter returns were weighed down by losses across all major asset classes.
Investing | February 6th, 2018 Institutional Investors See Best One-Year Return Since 2014 The Wilshire Trust Universe Comparison Service (Wilshire TUCS) saw a median one-year gain for all plan types of 14.72%.