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Investment in the asset class is up 7.4% this year, an index shows, but few DC plan sponsors are offering it to participants, say industry experts.

New survey finds that a defined contribution plan is the most important benefit for attracting talent to institutions of higher education, according to plan sponsors.  

Many workers are considering downgrading their health insurance during open enrollment because of high inflation, according to the Nationwide Retirement Institute.

Allianz finds growing numbers of U.S. workers want guaranteed income options in their employer-sponsored retirement plan.

Physically demanding jobs and involuntary retirement worsen retirement insecurity, according to new research.   

Maddox Group’s Adam Belardino faces up to 45 years in prison for wire fraud and making false statements to the IRS.

A federal judge has granted in part and denied in part, the Yale University motion for summary judgement.

Comprehensive retirement reform is expected to pass this year and is intended to increase access to retirement accounts.

New data shows significant shifts in workers’ needs from last year.   

Workers expect they must accumulate higher savings amounts for retirement, according to a new report.  

Securities, investment and miscellaneous finance tend to support the Democrats, while commercial banks, finance and credit tend to support Republicans.

Hilb Group acquires employee benefits firm Allegacy Benefit Solutions; NEPC expands real assets team with real estate industry veteran; Prudential Financial announces leadership succession for U.S. and international...

Across several key workplace metrics, worker satisfaction has declined, in 2022.   

Morgan Stanley launches impact class of money market fund shares; GreenRock Wealth Management announces free professional financial planning portal; MSCI launches index for investors seeking net-zero transition progress;...

The Chief Washington Strategist at Stifel believes Republican control could lead to headline and potential policy risks for 'woke capital.'

Gen Z and Millennial workers are more likely to consider a broad range of retirement plan investments and want more options. 

The aggregate funded ratio for the 100 largest public pension funds fell to 69.3% in September, Milliman found.

In addition to voicing its support, ERIC also offered recommendations and criticism on various provisions in the legislation.

New research from MissionSquare Research Institute examines how the current economic conditions have impacted public service employees and how employers can help.

Despite turbulent year, auto-enrollment continues to thrive, with opt outs lower than expected.