Banco Popular de Puerto Rico
Banco Popular de Puerto Rico is a full-service financial services provider with operations in Puerto Rico, the United States and Virgin Islands. Popular, Inc. is the largest banking institution by both assets and deposits in Puerto Rico, and in the United States Popular, Inc.
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The use of online calculators and retirement advisers has been linked to higher levels of retirement confidence.
March 31 -
Humana Inc. and UnitedHealth Group Inc. rose after congressional researchers said the U.S. Medicare program has the authority to raise payments to insurers.
March 28 -
Covered California, Digital Insurance, Alegeus Technologies and more announce personnel moves. Check to see if a colleague is mentioned today.
March 28 -
Spring is a time of new growth. The buds on trees start to appear, dormant flowers launch their annual makeover, and the grass begins its transition to a beautiful shade of deep green. If only growth in your business was as easy as waiting for warmer weather.
March 28 -
In a recent letter to Acting Secretary of Labor Seth Harris, six members of the Congressional Black Caucus warned that if the DOLs 2010 fiduciary proposal is re-proposed this year without significant changes, the rule could disparately impact retirement savers and investment representatives in the African-American community, according to the letter.
March 28 -
On the last day of 2012 the IRS updated the Employee Plans Compliance Resolution System (EPCRS), published as Rev. Proc 2013-12. The program allows plan sponsors to declare, fix and pay penalties (where applicable) for certain operational or demographic missteps under the voluntary correction program (VCP)
March 28 -
Apparently some plan sponsors and even advisers overlook a basic resource when conducting 401(k) enrollment and education sessions: The TPA. Advisers are sometimes surprised to see a TPA at the meeting, says Beth Harrington, president of Benefit Resources Inc. in Sacramento. That shocks me.
March 28 -
T. Rowe Price, the mutual fund giant, recently completed a study which showed that participants should average 15% in contributions into their 401(k) plan accounts each year to achieve retirement readiness. Approximately three years ago, Alliance Bernstein conducted a similar study which came to basically the same conclusion.
March 27 -
40% of employers anticipate that their companys wellness budget will increase in the near future, a recent OptumHealth shows and many are finding quick, easy ways to incorporate healthy living into the work day.
March 27 -
If plan sponsors are serious about getting stellar 401(k) participation rates, the evidence is stronger than ever that auto-enrollment is a powerful way to achieve it. More hold-outs are getting the message and considering taking the plunge, although only a slim majority already do.
March 26

