With the 2016 elections right around the corner, the public is profoundly anxious about the economy and retirement security. The presidential candidates have starkly different views on how to help the struggling middle class and address what's being reffered to as a retirement crisis. That will present the incoming president wih daunting challenges from day one. The next president will be responsible for presiding over the implementation of, among other things, new requirements for fiduciary investment advisors and helping determine a solution for failing multi-employer pensions. There is no question that the elections, and the makeup of the 115th United Sates Congress, will have a major impact on retirement policy for years to come. Hear an experienced  Washington D.C.-based expert's take on the most likely legislative and regulatory developments in 2017 and beyond, and their implecations for the defined contribution plans.