BPAS to Host 2019 Partner Conference in Boston
Now in its 6th year, the conference provides a forum for financial partners and plan sponsors to participate in collaborative discussions on critical topics shaping the retirement and benefit plan industry. The premier event will head "Back to the Future," to determine whether regulations that had been sidelined could be coming back with the changes in the political landscape.
"The mid-term elections and the electioneering for presidency have rekindled discussions on plan coverage, participation, and fiduciary issues, as well as the roles of the states and the federal government in our retirement plan system," said
Back by popular demand are speakers including
"BPAS partners have a unique opportunity to network, learn, and collaborate in a casual, interactive setting," added
New this year is an expanded track geared towards VEBA/HRA and HSA offerings. "We continue to see a convergence of traditional retirement income planning and retiree medical expense planning. Collaboration on these benefit issues will serve our participant customers well," added Kublin.
Platinum-level conference sponsors include: BlackRock, Federated, and
To learn more about the 2019
About BPAS
BPAS is a national provider of retirement plans, benefit plans, fund administration, and collective investment trusts. We support 3,800 retirement plans,
The BPAS family of services includes:
Specialty practices include: Auto Enrollment Plans, Multiple Employer Trusts/Plans, Plans with
BPAS subsidiaries include:
As a solutions-oriented national practice, we are committed to "Solving Tomorrow's Benefit Challenges Today." Visit bpas.com for more information.
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