Compliance

Plaintiffs in the case allege that Boeing breached ERISA fiduciary duties by permitting excessive fees to be charged to 401(k) plan participants.

Plan sponsors will not necessarily have to divest from retail money market funds under SEC’s pending reforms, but many may choose to.

Fiduciaries should do everything possible to overcome perceived impediments to diversifying retirement plan assets, a judge found.

Focus on DOL’s fiduciary rulemaking is understandable—but there are other major regulatory changes in the works that will directly impact retirement plans.

A federal appellate court found unpaid multiemployer plan contributions are not assets of the plan, so a member employer has no control over them.

With hearings ongoing in Washington, Labor Secretary Perez underscores commitment to fiduciary rule change in letter to federal lawmakers.

Several well-known music recording companies are named in a lawsuit tied to music streaming revenues and other sources of potential pension contributions.

Also extended is a provision in prior pension reform allowing over-funded pensions to use their excesses to fund retiree health and life insurance benefits.

The EEOC says a company violated federal law when it rejected a 58-year-old applicant upon learning that he was older than the company's ideal age range.

There is perhaps no better venue than a marathon Labor Department hearing to show what practices and beliefs most divide an industry.

The IRS says the webcast will reveal what it’s learned from compliance activities.

If the successor liability notice requirement excludes notice of contingent multiemployer pension plan liabilities, “a liability loophole would exist,” the 7th Circuit said.

There are no regulations providing guidance about this matter for retirement plans.

Circuit court sees no need to change a previous ruling in a stock drop case, reconsidered in light of the Supreme Court’s recent Fifth Third Bancorp v. Dudenhoeffer...