AT&T grabbed headlines in May 2021 after announcing plans to break off WarnerMedia and cut the dividend it pays to shareholders.

Because many of you have exposure to AT&T stock in the 401(k) Retirement Savings Plan and elsewhere, we recorded a 3-minute update with our perspective.

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