A bipartisan bill introduced Thursday would allow public sector employees, including K-12 teachers, to add lower-cost investment trusts to their retirement portfolios.
403(b) plans are failing teachers. A handful of advisors and technology companies want to undo the damage and bring low-cost fiduciary plans to K-12 educators.
No-load annuity product development represents a step in the right direction toward enabling fiduciary advisors to weave together an investing framework that includes protected lifetime income.