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The suit claimed conflicts of interest damaged net-of-fee performance.

The CARES Act allows telehealth services to be included under HDHPs until December 31, 2021, and some are hopeful that will be extended.

Two insurers have joined the effort to make lifetime income available in a simplified manner.

Parts of the lower court’s ruling against the plaintiffs’ claims have been rejected and remanded by the appeals court.

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A judge found that plaintiffs failed to offer evidence that removing certain funds caused economic loss, but the ruling sided with plaintiffs concerning excessive recordkeeping fees.

Though claims in the case were pared down last fall, the plaintiffs have requested a jury trial, so a federal judge has given them options for proceeding.

Invesco selects ETF head and PGIM Investments hires VP of Retirement Investment Solutions. 

With court closures caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, plan sponsors may consider modifications to qualified domestic relations order processes.

DB plan sponsors may want to offer coronavirus-related distributions under the CARES Act, but should understand certain rules before doing so.

The retirement plan system has the infrastructure to get people started building emergency savings.

Nontraditional retirement plan providers suggest plan design will be more driven by behavioral finance and participant communications and advice will evolve.

American Century releases online TDF tool; Securian adds personalized managed accounts to solutions; BNY Mellon launches Investor Solutions RIA; and more.

A potential for changing experiences and a plethora of variables make preparing health benefit plans for next year a difficult task.

The revenue procedure also sets the deductible limits that define a high-deductible health plan for the year.

The leadership at the regulator says this measure will reduce printing, mailing and related plan costs by an estimated $3.2 billion over the next decade.

Directors with state-run plans in California and Illinois discussed details of their programs and changes caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

The CARES Act has expanded the number of medical devices and medicines the funds can be used to buy, and telehealth is also an option.

As employees make savings decisions, the app—available this summer—will offer illustrations of what those elections might mean for future progress.