Debt Delinquency Among Older Americans: A Growing Challenge for Retirement Security

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Older Americans in racial/ethnic communities are struggling with debt in retirement, highlighting the role for targeted interventions to ensure more equitable retirement outcomes and improve retiree financial security, explains Senior Research Associate, Mingli Zhong of the Urban Institute, via the RetireSecure blog.Read More

Congress Considers Adding CIT Access for 403(b) Plans

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Bipartisan legislation is pending in Congress to grant public-sector workers, including those in 403(b) retirement plans, access to collective investment trusts (CITs), long available only to private-sector employees. With CITs offering lower costs and improved transparency, fiduciaries should consider including them in their fund lineups once the legislation is passed, explains Jason Levy of Great Gray Trust Company, via RetireSecure Blog.Read More

Olivia S. Mitchell to Receive CIO’s 2024 Lifetime Achievement Award

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For groundbreaking research influencing public policy on pensions and highlighting the critical role of financial literacy, Olivia S. Mitchell, Wharton Professor and Director of the Pension Research Council at the University of Pennsylvania, will be honored with CIO’s 2024 Lifetime Achievement Award. — Via Chief Investment Officer.  Read More