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Protecting Seniors from Financial Exploitation: Reflections from World Elder Abuse Awareness Day

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By Lisa Bleier
| SIFMA Verified
Key Takeaways: Adults over 60 lost $5 billion to financial fraud in 2024 – and only 1 in 44 cases is ever reported. This year’s WEAAD theme, Beyond Awareness: Making Elder Abuse Prevention Work, reflects the urgent need for a more coordinated and comprehensive response to this growing threat. When supporting scam victims, emotional recovery must be prioritized. For romance fraud survivors in particular, the relationship was real, and effective intervention requires empathy and patience.
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Trump Accounts: What’s New and What Questions Remain

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By Lisa Bleier
| SIFMA Verified
Key Takeaways: Trump Accounts are set to launch and begin accepting contributions on July 4, 2026. Treasury has launched the initial Trump Accounts registration process, though they are not yet funded or activated. Individuals will be enrolled once Treasury issues follow-up instructions to complete account activation. Treasury has begun clarifying several operational mechanics.
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Retirement in the Next Decade: Policy Direction and Innovation in Focus

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By Lisa Bleier
| SIFMA Verified
At an event hosted by Mayer Brown in early May, SIFMA President & CEO Kenneth Bentsen sat down with Department of Labor Assistant Secretary Dan Aronowitz for a candid conversation about where retirement policy is headed. The U.S. retirement system is at an inflection point. Defined contribution plans cover tens of millions of American workers, yet the menu of investment options available inside most 401(k)s has barely evolved in decades.
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