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Corebridge: Moving financial futures forward. We believe everyone deserves financial security. Every day, we work hard to make it possible for more people to take action in their financial lives—because action is the bridge from planning to outcomes, from today’s financial needs to tomorrow’s aspirations.
Formerly known as AIG Retirement Services, Corebridge is one of the largest providers of retirement solutions and insurance products in the United States, offering industry-leading tools, an expansive portfolio of products and services and expertise.
VRSCO is the Corebridge Financial company that runs the recordkeeping platform for retirement plans. We have a new name, but we’re not a new business. In September 2022, we became Corebridge Financial, Inc., a standalone, publicly traded company and are no longer a division of AIG.
Mar 28, 2022 · AIG’s Life & Retirement business, which is being rebranded as Corebridge Financial, brings together a broad portfolio of protection, retirement savings, investment and lifetime income...
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At Corebridge Financial, we believe taking action is what bridges planning to outcomes, from meeting today's financial needs to achieving tomorrow's financial goals. Formerly as AIG Life & Retirement, we've provided sound, innovative plans and retirement solutions to help build secure financial futures.
Reduces mandatory years of service from three to two years for long-term, part-time employees to be eligible for enrollment in their employer’s 401(k) and extends the long-term, part-time coverage rules to ERISA 403(b) plans beginning in 2025.
