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The 2021 Aspen Leadership Forum on Retirement Savings: Making Retirement Savings Part of an Equitable Recovery - Vimarsana News

The 2021 Aspen Leadership Forum on Retirement Savings: Making Retirement Savings Part of an Equitable Recovery

The 2021 Aspen Leadership Forum on Retirement Savings: Making Retirement Savings Part of an Equitable Recovery Event information Contact On April 15, 2021, the Aspen Leadership Forum on Retirement Savings is kicking off its fifth convening with a free, public dialogue on how retirement savings must be part of an equitable recovery from COVID-19. We invite policymakers, the private sector (record keepers, asset managers, plan sponsors, consultants, fintech), academia, nonprofits, and advocates to join us in a dialogue designed to accelerate the development of a truly inclusive savings system....

The State of Politics: Evers Pushes New Programs, Spending - Vimarsana News

The State of Politics: Evers Pushes New Programs, Spending

Republicans warned him not to include budget items they oppose. He will anyway. By Steven Walters - Feb 15th, 2021 10:32 am //end headline wrapper ?> Gov. Tony Evers. File photo by Emily Hamer / Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism. Democratic Gov. Tony Evers will ignore Republicans’ pleas to not recommend big spending increases and other “divisive” issues in the budget he hands the GOP-controlled Legislature on Tuesday. Instead, Evers is poised to call for the passage of a 2021-23 state budget that envisions a broader role for state governmen...

Walters: Evers wants more spending, programs - Vimarsana News

Walters: Evers wants more spending, programs

It’s no coincidence that state Treasurer Sarah Godlewski rolled out recommendations of the Retirement Security Task Force she led six days before another Democrat, Gov. Tony Evers, hands the Republican-controlled Legislature his two-year budget plan. The timing suggests the big changes Godlewski wants are a likely centerpiece of the governor’s budget proposal, along with other big changes—legalizing and taxing marijuana, for example—Evers announced before his Tuesday speech. In her Wednesday announcement, Godlewski said state government should play a much bigger role in fi...