Archived Insight | February 2, 2017

Segal's Advice for DC Plan Sponsors in 2017

With a new president and full Republican control of Congress, change is in the air and on everyone’s mind. For sponsors of defined contribution (DC) pension and savings plans, 2017 is a chance to proactively focus on certain issues that might need attention before Congress turns its attention to tax reform, which likely will include new laws affecting DC plans.

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