Commenting on the decision, Segal Consulting says it is “consistent with every other decision handed down in similar cases except for one,” the Southern District of New York...
A team of experts will review claim data and provide actionable insight into an employer's health care spend, with the objective of helping employers identify and realize cost...
As more marketable obligations—such as those for in-pay retirees—are transferred to insurers, residual DB plans will have unusual and idiosyncratic features that make them more difficult to manage,...
Among employers that do not offer a financial wellness program, reasons cited in a survey were: have not thought about it, need more resources to execute, need to...
Mercer suggests smart companies will help employees grow professionally, lead healthier lives and make better financial decisions by leveraging technology to efficiently deliver an enhanced employee experience.
David Brenner, senior vice president and national director of Multiemployer Consulting points out that, “a change to a considerably lower discount rate would expand the current pension crisis...
Ruling in favor of a detailed motion to dismiss filed by defendants, the court cites a long list of precedent-setting cases, including the U.S. Supreme Court’s 2014 decision...
Discussing the launch of a new UBS equity compensation support program, Michael Barry spoke about the importance of linking equity compensation awards to employees’ broader financial picture.
In a broad statement marking the first anniversary of the OregonSaves program, State Treasurer Tobias Read suggests the pace of signups is advancing, with an average of more...
The market has become more blended, with the emergence of “hybrid” organizations capable of delivering on both deep NQDC-specific expertise and plan administration, the 2018 PLANSPONSOR Recordkeeping Survey...
In the U.S., pre-retirees think they will need 74% of their income to live comfortably in retirement, but retirees actually receive 58%, a survey finds.
Overall, approximately one-fifth of organizations have a restriction or other cost-saving measure in place for coverage of spouses and domestic partners, a survey from SHRM finds.