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The judges did not comment on the case, and the 9th Circuit’s remand to a California district court will stand.

The legislation would require the Department of Labor to submit annual reports on the status of its investigations, including those active for more than 36 months.

A 195-page report from Senator Bill Cassidy called for major reforms, insisting low-income patients are not benefiting from intended benefits.  

The changes would cause many government workers to contribute more, while receiving reduced benefits.

BNY Investments names Germano as COO;  Alston announces departure from Employees’ Retirement Fund of the City of Dallas; David Gillman joins Absolute Capital as regional vice president; and...

Industry experts discussed how plan sponsors can update plan documents, create committees and monitor vendors to maintain fiduciary oversight over their health plans.

A Nasdaq-100 survey conducted by Shelton Capital Management showed that allocations to Nasdaq-100 Index mutual funds make up fewer than 1% of all 401(k) assets.

Rick Funston, CEO of Funston Advisory Services, talks through how public plan fiduciaries can prepare for and manage an increasingly complex pension world.

EBRI research found that most Americans are confident about retiring, but 79% of retirees and 71% of workers expressed concern about changes to Social Security.

The verdict and monetary award serve as a warning for other situations in which plan sponsors and service providers may share ownership or leadership.

T. Rowe Price launches pension-linked emergency savings accounts; OneDigital implements Broadridge’s suite of solutions; Income Lab updates its integration with Schwab Advisor Services; and more.

The class of more than 25,000 employees and retirees was awarded more than $38 million.

A white paper issued by Senator Bill Cassidy is meant to address the retirement readiness shortfalls for gig workers.

Although the rule survived several court challenges during the previous administration, it is in jeopardy once again.

The platform brings together plan design, proposal management, fund lineup, and participant data in an online tool to automate administrative tasks.

The Department of Education will begin collecting payments from borrowers in default, ending a pause that began during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Industry experts worry that a new wave of ERISA lawsuits will follow the ruling that lowered the bar for plaintiffs alleging prohibited transactions.

Market uncertainty has shifted investors toward safer investments, firm says.

Experts discussed how pharmacy benefit managers drive the cost of prescription drugs and what plan sponsors should watch for in contracts.

District and appellate courts have split opinions on whether the burden of proof in the excessive fee case falls on the plan participants or the fiduciaries.