PLANSPONSOR Magazine

ABC gives lobbyist Delaplane a presidential sendoff party

We all have them.

A year when too little was too much, whether the subject was blackouts, copays, funding gaps, or political clout

Sagging Western markets are prompting some to take a fresh look at emerging markets

Some plans are asking consultants to recommend different asset allocation targets or ranges to beat the market blues

If global standards become reality, US rules allowing "smoothing" to lessen the volatility reflected in pension fund accounting may change

Workers may be getting conflicting advice on dependent care

'Scared to death' is how the Florida State Board sums up participants' feelings about the market

The plight of the fiduciary

Plan sponsors can't just ignore the need for investment advice

High touch makes a difference

A look at transition management

Zero beta, positive alpha.

Portfolio analytics move online as managers and custodians try to differentiate themselves

Dave, 67, retired state agency chief, and spouse Dawn, 65, retired manufacturing executive