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Tax & estate planning

Social Security retirement trust fund 2032 exhaustion date holds; funding gap widens to 4.42%

Without congressional action, exhaustion would cut retirement benefits about 22%, Morningstar reports.
Transport & public-private · Oct 13DOT issues guidance tying transit grant shares to marriage and birth rates
Regulation · Oct 4Nov. 3 midterms will decide SEC oversight and crypto's tax bills
Regulation · Oct 4Senate rejects Clarity Act 49-50; KBW says crypto M&A trajectory holds
The Close · Oct 2SEC proposes letting RIAs self-custody crypto when no permitted custodian is available
Products & portfolios · Oct 1Ed Slott: the QCD cap survives an RMD and a Roth conversion
Energy Transition · Sep 30Senate permitting bill targets high-voltage lines as Dec. 11 deadline nears
The Advisor's Note · Sep 29Tax Foundation models 86 tax-code changes, led by AMT simplification
Products & portfolios · Sep 29Cornyn and Van Duyne bill would defer tax on reinvested mutual fund gains
Insurance regulation · Sep 29Senate passes seven-year TRIA extension, leaving the House's $10 million certification bar unresolved
Transport & public-private · Sep 25The funding deadline moved to Dec. 11; the letting calendar did not
Energy Transition · Sep 24Small solar's best argument on the Hill is local consent
Allocators · Sep 23A revocation blueprint is a governance test before a political one
Policy & ERISA · Sep 22The U.S. retirement slide is fiscal, and plan design can't fix it
Products & portfolios · Sep 22US slips to No. 24, and 22% is the planning number
Plans & Sponsors · Sep 22The Saver's Match has nowhere to land for 21 million workers
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