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Employers are steadily providing more LTC coverage. Washington is finding ways to encourage them fur

So far, at least, defined contribution health insurance is attracting only modest interest

North Carolina uses pension contributions to make up budget shortfall

Key provisions of the new pension reform taking effect in 2002

When Favors Get in the Way of Rationale

It doesn't pay to underestimate- or cross- the Connecticut State Treasurer

In addition to finder's fees, there are a number of other sources of potential revenue-sharing imbedded within the mutual fund fee structure itself. These include:

At about the same time that 401(k)s were coming into their own, mutual funds emerged as a dominant investment vehicle for that market. The diversified fund offerings made...

Giving participants carte blanche to direct the investment of their 401(k) assets is blatantly irresponsible, some experts say. However, there is an alternative

Why cash still beats out retirement and health benefits as an employee retention tool

Why pension officials need to do more on the corporate governance front

Plan sponsor advocates worry about litigation threat in two competing patients' rights bills

Can the traditional pension plan survive? Only if policymakers take action now, writes Ken Steiner of Watson Wyatt.

When Senator James M. Jeffords announced in May that he would leave the Republican Party, become an Independent, and vote with the Democratic caucus, former Majority Leader Trent...

An equipment manufacturer hands over 12 plans to a single manager

Where to get real-time news and financial data, fast

Former steel executive, 84

Can Bush's new commission produce a plan that can pass Congress?

Can retirees maintain their former standards of living?

Marriott's ROI calculations were the result of a four-part plan