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Earl Pomeroy Speaks Out About the Future of Pension Reform

Former U.S. Congressman Earl Pomeroy, a champion of retirement-related issues, is now with the law firm of Alston & Bird. In a recent interview, he discussed the future of pension legislation.
By Fran Hawthorne
February 07, 2011
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Will Congress Really Pass Pensions Laws?

Jamie Kalamarides, the senior vice president who oversees retirement investment products at Prudential, says the outlook is “quite good” for new legislation and regulations to bolster defined contribution and defined benefit plans in the next two years.
By Fran Hawthorne
January 07, 2011
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Ten Years After, the Pension Protection Act Falls Short of Promises

The Pension Protection Act of 2006 has done little to protect retirement savings in the decade since its passage.
By Frances Denmark
August 17, 2016
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Bolt from the blue

Republican Congressman Rob Portman is a close ally of President George W. Bush and the man who pushed through important pension reform legislation two years ago. In other words, he's someone who would surely get a heads up about a major White House initiative on retirement savings, right?
By Paul Crowney
March 01, 2003
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Multiemployer Pension Plans Face Uncertain Future

A devastating confluence of events is threatening the viability of hundreds of multiemployer plans.
By Frances Denmark
March 10, 2010
Back to the drawing board

With a Senate evenly divided for the first time in 120 years and a president who takes office with a historically thin margin, retirement reform seems a distant prospect.

January 01, 2001
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