Pension
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BlackRock and North America's Building Trades Unions Partner to Deploy Over 3 Million Workers for AI Data Center Construction
The partnership aims to address the AI construction boom. However, traveling union workers face complexities with pension contributions, which can either stay with jobsite funds or return home via 'mo
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BlackRock plans to reform US corporate 401(k) funds to make them more like pensions.
BlackRock, the world's largest asset manager, announced it will work with corporate clients to build customizable funds for 401(k) plans. These funds may include public stocks and bonds, private asset
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Hong Kong's Financial Services Development Council (FSDC) suggests expanding the investment scope of the Mandatory Provident Fund (MPF) and attracting mainland pension funds to invest globally through Hong Kong.
Hong Kong should consider allowing its Mandatory Provident Fund (MPF) to invest in a broader range of asset classes and attract more long-term, patient mainland Chinese capital, such as pension funds,
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Japanese Health Minister: GPIF Still Examining Need for Asset Allocation Review
Japanese Health Minister Kenichiro Ueno stated on Tuesday that the Government Pension Investment Fund (GPIF) is still considering whether a review of its asset allocation is needed. The fund had decid
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Chicago Projects $882 Million Budget Gap for 2027 on Bond, Pension Costs
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is projecting an $882 million budget deficit for 2027, even as his administration continues to seek ways to close this year’s shortfall, underscoring the financial pressu
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Japanese Corporate Pensions Return to Domestic Bonds as JGB Yields Hit 30-Year High
Many Japanese corporate pension funds are increasing their holdings of domestic bonds, reversing a long decline, as they chase higher yields, a JPMorgan survey found.
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US Social Security Administration (SSA) releases new strategic plan for FY2026-2030, projecting Old-Age and Survivors Insurance Trust Fund reserves to deplete by Q4 2032
The newly released strategic plan focuses on technology and productivity to improve service, building on changes initiated by the now-defunct Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), which Elon Mus
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Retired Lineman Made Costly Error by Accepting $310,000 Pension Buyout Check Personally, Triggering 20% Federal Withholding and Potential Tax Penalties
A 64-year-old retired utility lineman accepted a $310,000 lump-sum pension buyout check made out to himself, rather than opting for a direct rollover to an IRA. This decision triggered a mandatory 20%
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UK life insurer Standard Life has reached an agreement with CVC, Goldman Sachs, and PGIM to invest over a trillion dollars in private market assets for UK pension funds.
London-based life insurer Standard Life announced on Thursday that it has reached an agreement with private equity firms CVC Capital Partners, Goldman Sachs, and PGIM, the asset management arm of Prud
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Japan's immigrant residents only contribute about half of what they should to the national pension program, according to official data.
The lagging participation is attributed to a lack of awareness and language barriers.
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Returning to work can suspend pension payments and trigger Social Security benefit withholding for retirees below full retirement age, with a 2026 earnings limit of $24,480.
Returning to work can suspend pension payments if the job qualifies as "disqualifying employment" under the plan's rules. For retirees below the full retirement age (FRA), earning over $24,480 in 2026
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Maine's pension deduction is reduced dollar-for-dollar by Social Security received, potentially increasing state tax on other retirement income.
While Maine exempts Social Security benefits from state income tax, its pension income deduction, capped at $49,824 per person for 2026, is directly offset by the amount of Social Security benefits re
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Gen X faces 'even greater retirement crisis' than baby boomers, report warns, citing Social Security uncertainty and market crash fears
According to a report by the Retirement Income Institute, Generation X (born 1965-1980) faces a more severe retirement crisis than baby boomers. This is attributed to the shift from defined benefit to
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BlackRock and North America's Building Trades Unions Partner to Deploy Over 3 Million Workers for AI Data Center Construction
The partnership aims to address the AI construction boom. However, traveling union workers face complexities with pension contributions, which can either stay with jobsite funds or return home via 'mo
-
BlackRock plans to reform US corporate 401(k) funds to make them more like pensions.
BlackRock, the world's largest asset manager, announced it will work with corporate clients to build customizable funds for 401(k) plans. These funds may include public stocks and bonds, private asset
-
Hong Kong's Financial Services Development Council (FSDC) suggests expanding the investment scope of the Mandatory Provident Fund (MPF) and attracting mainland pension funds to invest globally through Hong Kong.
Hong Kong should consider allowing its Mandatory Provident Fund (MPF) to invest in a broader range of asset classes and attract more long-term, patient mainland Chinese capital, such as pension funds,
-
Japanese Health Minister: GPIF Still Examining Need for Asset Allocation Review
Japanese Health Minister Kenichiro Ueno stated on Tuesday that the Government Pension Investment Fund (GPIF) is still considering whether a review of its asset allocation is needed. The fund had decid
-
Chicago Projects $882 Million Budget Gap for 2027 on Bond, Pension Costs
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is projecting an $882 million budget deficit for 2027, even as his administration continues to seek ways to close this year’s shortfall, underscoring the financial pressu
-
Japanese Corporate Pensions Return to Domestic Bonds as JGB Yields Hit 30-Year High
Many Japanese corporate pension funds are increasing their holdings of domestic bonds, reversing a long decline, as they chase higher yields, a JPMorgan survey found.
-
US Social Security Administration (SSA) releases new strategic plan for FY2026-2030, projecting Old-Age and Survivors Insurance Trust Fund reserves to deplete by Q4 2032
The newly released strategic plan focuses on technology and productivity to improve service, building on changes initiated by the now-defunct Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), which Elon Mus
-
Retired Lineman Made Costly Error by Accepting $310,000 Pension Buyout Check Personally, Triggering 20% Federal Withholding and Potential Tax Penalties
A 64-year-old retired utility lineman accepted a $310,000 lump-sum pension buyout check made out to himself, rather than opting for a direct rollover to an IRA. This decision triggered a mandatory 20%
-
UK life insurer Standard Life has reached an agreement with CVC, Goldman Sachs, and PGIM to invest over a trillion dollars in private market assets for UK pension funds.
London-based life insurer Standard Life announced on Thursday that it has reached an agreement with private equity firms CVC Capital Partners, Goldman Sachs, and PGIM, the asset management arm of Prud
-
Japan's immigrant residents only contribute about half of what they should to the national pension program, according to official data.
The lagging participation is attributed to a lack of awareness and language barriers.
-
Returning to work can suspend pension payments and trigger Social Security benefit withholding for retirees below full retirement age, with a 2026 earnings limit of $24,480.
Returning to work can suspend pension payments if the job qualifies as "disqualifying employment" under the plan's rules. For retirees below the full retirement age (FRA), earning over $24,480 in 2026
-
Maine's pension deduction is reduced dollar-for-dollar by Social Security received, potentially increasing state tax on other retirement income.
While Maine exempts Social Security benefits from state income tax, its pension income deduction, capped at $49,824 per person for 2026, is directly offset by the amount of Social Security benefits re
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Gen X faces 'even greater retirement crisis' than baby boomers, report warns, citing Social Security uncertainty and market crash fears
According to a report by the Retirement Income Institute, Generation X (born 1965-1980) faces a more severe retirement crisis than baby boomers. This is attributed to the shift from defined benefit to
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