Navigating 2026 with Confidence: Q1 2026 Newsletter for Plan Sponsors

Navigating 2026 with Confidence

With the year well underway, plan sponsors are focusing on evolving regulations, demographic changes, and strategies to support long-term retirement readiness.

Now is a valuable moment to review important provisions, assess SECURE Act updates, and confirm that your plan remains aligned with your company’s goals and workforce needs.

 

Compliance Deadlines

As we move into Q2, focus on processing corrective distributions and reviewing tax filings. Taking proactive steps now keeps you ahead of year-end compliance tasks.

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Roth Catch-up Rule 2026

Learn how the 2026 Roth catch-up rule affects higher-earning employees and what plan sponsors need to know to prepare payroll, systems, and plan processes.

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What Plan Sponsors Need to Know in 2026

2026 brings new deadlines and rules for retirement plans, from Roth catch-up enforcement to long-term part-time eligibility.

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Litigation Updates for 401(k) Committees

Court findings and changes continue to evolve under SECURE 2.0, creating new priorities for plan governance and fiduciary oversight.

Stay Informed

Changes in the Labor Force and the 401(k) Plan

As Baby Boomers retire and Gen Z joins the workforce, shifting demographics are reshaping how employers design and communicate retirement benefits.

Discover How

Employee Education Spotlight

Supporting your employees is a win-win. When employees feel financially confident, they’re more focused, loyal, and productive. Share the Financial Goals Planner, a simple guide that helps employees set priorities, create action steps, and make steady progress toward their financial goals.

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