Magazine Articles

Rules/Regs |June-July 2022

More From Washington And the Courts

Another participant lawsuit is dismissed; the DOL is accused of overstepping—twice; the SEC is accused of overstepping, among positive comments on its climate change proposed rule; and more.
UpFront |June-July 2022

The Benefits of S ESOPs

When S corporation employees own their company’s stock, they tend to stay longer, work harder and save more for retirement.
Best Practices | Plan Administration |June-July 2022

Under-the-Radar Plan Errors

Sponsors need to recognize—and avoid—these administrative blunders.
Best Practices | Cybersecurity |June-July 2022

The Best Line of Defense

What committees should know to keep their plan cybersecure.
Best Practices | Plan Design |June-July 2022

Talent Management

In response to the ‘Great Resignation,’ employers boost benefits programs.
Best Practices | Third-Party Providers |June-July 2022

By Extension

Why plan sponsors may want to evaluate their recordkeeper's partners.
Cover |June-July 2022

2022 Plan Sponsor of the Year Winners

EACH YEAR, the editors of PLANSPONSOR magazine choose an impressive cross-section of plan sponsors who demonstrate leadership in providing a...
Plan Profile |April-May 2022

A Life Cycle of Benefits

This sponsor provides for employees from their onboarding to retiring.
UpFront |April-May 2022

Tidbits

Plan Menus by the Numbers Quitting Time Self Funded Well-Being Webinars WorkEBRI evaluated findings from its 2021 Employer Financial Wellness Survey for how webinars on various well-being related...
Cover |April-May 2022

The DE&I Lens

How to adjust a retirement plan for diversity, equity and inclusion.
Rules/Regs |April-May 2022

More From Washington and the Courts

The IRS issues guidance for preapproved plans; the House passes 'Secure 2.0'; President Joe Biden extends the student loan repayment freeze; and more.
PLAN DESIGN | BEHAVIORAL FINANCE |April-May 2022

Things People Do

How behavior informs participant engagement in the retirement plan.
UpFront |April-May 2022

A Bad Rap Undeserved

In certain instances, revenue sharing can lower costs for retirement plan participants.