In this episode, we discuss (1) the status of multiemployer and public pension plans, (2) the Emmy's and Netflix, (3) new SEC guidance that impacts proxy voting and (4) the success (and consumption) of the pumkin spice latte. Special guest this week is the former Executive Director of the National Coordinating Commitee on Multiemployer Pension Plans, Randy DeFrehn. Then we hear from the #allstars: George Grombacher, Natalie Walters, Jacob Passy, Alessandra Malito, Devin Banerjee, CFA, David Levine, Oliver Renick, Kevin Kelly and Kevin Walsh.
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Revolutionizing Retirement with the Power of Artificial Intelligence
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The Worst Financial Gifts to Give to Your Kids
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Have lower mortgage rates already boosted housing demand?
Thanksgiving food prices decline, but consumers are still feeling pressure from inflation
ROCKET DOCKET: DOL Announces December Hearings On Fiduciary Rule
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Updated lung cancer screening guidelines
Pooled Employer Plans: Understanding Employer Fiduciary Responsibilities and Ensuring Compliance with All Operational Requirements
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Financial Considerations when Caring for Aging Loved Ones
Revolutionizing Retirement with the Power of Artificial Intelligence
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Mortgage rates decline, but housing prices remain elevated
How longevity impacts the thinking around retirement plan investment line up design
The state of retirement in the US workplace
Braveish: One Breakup, Six Continents, and Feeling Fearless after 50
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