Month: December 2022

As employees return from summer schedules and schools prepare for another year, there is plenty to keep track of. New staff members are joining districts,…

Authored by Trent Pepper, President & General Counsel A recent article in Plan Sponsor highlights the reality that more and more retirement plan participants are…

Much has been written about the student loan crisis. Student loan debt in the United States now exceeds $1.75 trillion and data from federal student…

Public service employees are the backbone of our communities, dedicating their careers to teaching our children, ensuring public safety, and providing essential health services. Yet…

With the rising burden of student loan debt, many employees face the difficult challenge of saving for retirement while also making loan payments. For employers…

With student loan payments set to resume, many Americans are facing the financial strain of once again factoring these payments into their monthly budgets. The…

As we move past the halfway point of 2024, it’s an ideal time to revisit your financial plans and ensure you’re on track for the…

In October of 2023, the moratorium on student loan repayment was lifted and Americans with outstanding student loans began making payments again on their $1.76…