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Plan sponsors traditionally have been happy to lend securities through custody banks and to split lending revenues. Is that about to change?

TIPS promise a real rate of return that keeps up with inflation. Should plan sponsors bite?

Recent meetings with Portman and Cardin convinced this reporter that intelligent pension reform finally has its champions on the Hill

When our art director asked recently why so many of our latest articles were targeting older workers and "phased" programs, I had to smile

State retirement systems opt for sexier perks

A recent retiree settlement proves that actuarial miscalculations can be costly

More than half of the labor force lacks retirement coverage, the GAO finds, and the outlook for improvement is bleak

Retirees fear health benefits cutbacks at Big Blue next year

Just how far off is "virtual" 401(k) administration?

The next step: online pension transaction capabilities geared to smaller defined benefit sponsors

What's a plan sponsor to do when benchmarks change their stripes?

Why more and more sponsors are bending over backwards for their older workers

In search of effective pension board planning

How to cope with IRS rules prohibiting pension payments to early retirees who come back to work

Are the board and the investment committee working from the same blueprint?

Fortunately, the $115.8 billion California State Teachers' Retirement System is not a portfolio with a lot of problems, observes incoming CIO Christopher J Ailman

Service glitches did not amuse theme park operator Silver Dollar City

The American Benefits Council assesses GAO's latest report on cash balance plans

Plan sponsors traditionally have been happy to lend securities through custody banks and to split lending revenues. Is that about to change?

The graying of the American population is making elder-care services a necessity for more and more workers and their families. Where to send them for help