| Above the Fold |
April 28, 2011 |
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| Benefits managers admit not doing enough for retirees |
| By Jenny Ivy, BenefitsPro managing editor |
| Benefits managers report their organizations simply do not do enough to help employees make critical decisions at the point of retirement, according to a national survey of U.S. benefits directors commissioned by Transamerica Retirement Management. Read more |
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| Today's News |
| Americans relying more on HSAs |
| By Ginny Kipling, BenefitsPro staff writer |
| A report from the J.P. Morgan Treasury Service shows how HSAs have become a vital part of helping Americans save and pay for medical expenses. Read more |
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| Social Security retiring paper checks |
| By Heather Trese, BenefitsPro staff writer |
| Beginning May 1, any new beneficiaries who sign up to receive Social Security, Veterans Affairs or other federal benefits will need to choose an electronic payment option, as paper checks will no longer be issued. Read more |
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| The Pulse |
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| Fee disclosure regs: 5 key steps to consider taking now |
| By Tim Minard |
| Like it or not, the new retirement plan fee disclosure regulations from the Department of Labor are here to stay. The good news, however (yes, there is a positive side to all this), is that you can use these regulations to demonstrate your value, service and expertise. Read more |
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Excellent article and I think the 5 tips are spot on!!!
