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Franklin Templeton launches new funds, and Wells Fargo incorporates changes to TDFs.

The lawsuit says the plan ‘inexplicably failed to select these lower fee-charging and better-return producing share classes.’

Expert attorneys say the ruling is significant for a variety of reasons—not least because it expands the potential liability plan sponsors face in fiduciary breach lawsuits.

It addresses all the common and not-so-common retirement plan blunders and provides step-by-step instructions for making things right again.

A federal judge said the special fiduciary appointed to oversee the plan has sole authority to file lawsuits on behalf of the plan.

Employees will gain a single sign-on experience between both platforms and will also have access to both customer service teams.

Merger and acquisition activity is quickly reshaping the landscape of retirement plan recordkeeping, asset management and advisory services.

Not addressing the question of whether the Puerto Rico Supreme Court violated the First Amendment, the U.S. Supreme Court found a lower court lacked jurisdiction to issue payment...

The hotel chain is being sued for not using a court-ordered equivalency method for calculating vesting service to participants in its pension plan.

The decision against summary dismissal of Herndon vs. Huntington Ingalls is made more significant by the fact that similar cases have been filed against large employers across the...

National sales director joins Aspire, and HealthSavings Administrators appoints exec to expand HSA traction.

How can employers ensure financial wellness programs create habits that carry into retirement and address employee concerns about the future?

The Department of Labor alleges various failures and points of wrongdoing associated with sale of company stock to RVR Inc. employees.

It was found that the pension plan committee did not reasonably interpret the plan when it offset pension benefits for retirees who had previously received a workers’ compensation...

Attorneys discussed the clarity it provides, due diligence required and the hurdle of getting participants to accept annuities.

American Beacon and asset management firm launch bond fund; Hartford Funds and Wellington Management release ETF; and Vanguard announces lower expense ratios on select ETFs.

They found that some of the clients the attorneys were representing were former committee members alleged to have committed ERISA violations.