In this issue:
"A Brighter Tomorrow." It is evident that we have been in challenging times. The Coronavirus has impacted many of us and changed how we live our normal lives. It has created a lot of uncertainty and left many of us wondering how long this will last. But as history has shown, we will get through this and brighter days are ahead.
You might have heard of the new CARES Act, passed by Congress on March 27th. This new legislation is to help provide economic relief to those affected by COVID-19. In the following pages, you can learn more on how this impacts your retirement plan and the importance of “Staying the Course” through these uncertain times.
As we look ahead to brighter days, we are excited to announce that our retirement team has grown. Please “Meet the Team” and help us welcome Kendra Gulley and Ryan Christensen to Cable Hill Partners. We look forward to you meeting them in the upcoming months.
Articles
- Cares Act Legislation Summary
- Staying the Course: Coronavirus and Past Market Epidemics
- Meet Our New Team Members
On the subject
401(k) Fiduciary Responsibility Series: Diversifying Plan Assets and Minimizing the Risk of Large Losses
Today’s topic will be in the Investment Selection, Monitoring and Removal area – specifically, the importance of diversifying plan investments to minimize the risk of large losses – a primary duty of all fiduciaries.
Retirement Plan Times Newsletter: Advice at a Higher Level, Q4 2023
Fall is here and 2024 is just around the corner (gasp!). Welcome to our 4th quarter edition of CHP Retirement Times. As participants prepare for any year-end updates to their retirement plan, Cable Hill is here to help! Feel free to contact Nicholas or Ryan at 503.765.1223 or at retirementteam@cablehill.com
Retirement Plan Times Newsletter: Advice At A Higher Level, Q1 2022
As flowers and trees begin to bloom, we bring you our spring season quarterly newsletter. In this edition, you will find information on helping employees make their money last as well as financial wellness statistics.
Retirement Plan Times Newsletter: Advice At A Higher Level, Q4 2021
The holidays are approaching, and we hope this edition of the CHP Retirement Times Newsletter finds you and your family well.
Retirement Plan Times Newsletter: Advice At A Higher Level, Q2 2021
Learn how to increase participation and engage employees in their financial wellness, as well as learn the benefits of having a retirement plan committee and the different tax tips for approaching retirement.
Retirement Plan Times Newsletter: Advice At A Higher Level, Q1 2021
Learn how to prevent making common fiduciary errors and what to do with those terminated employees who have left their account balances in your plan.
Retirement Plan Times Newsletter: Advice At A Higher Level, Q4 2020
Election years, with their uncertainty and increased emotions, cause anxiety for investors. Certainly, there may short-term market volatility around elections, but history suggests that over long-term the economy and markets move higher regardless of election outcomes.
Retirement Plan Times Newsletter: Advice At A Higher Level, Q3 2020
"It's That Time of Year Again!" Summer is drawing to an end and fall is approaching. Kids are gearing up for school and the leaves on the trees are starting to change color.
Retirement Plan Times Newsletter: Advice At A Higher Level, Q2 2019
With sunny weather on the horizon, now is the time your plans for summer fun come to fruition! You may be noticing a surge in activities to add to your calendar and with that comes a surge in upcoming expenses.
Retirement Plan Times Newsletter: Advice At A Higher Level, Q3 2018
This issue of “Advice at a Higher Level” is all about retirement plan health and addressing common issues that arise related to former employee accounts and distributions. We provide best practices for helping prevent uncashed retirement distribution checks and outline the potential “Pros” and “Cons” to forcing out former participants.