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States Take Similar Action to Private Sector in Reducing Health Benefits Costs
Investment Products and Services Launches
Sears Holdings Faces Stock Drop Lawsuit
Retirement Planning Differs for Wealthy Versus Non-Wealthy Pre-Retirees
Investor Habits Differ Across Generations
According to a new report by Dreyfus, younger investors are more likely than older ones to reevaluate their investing approach in light of a changing investment environment.
Mercer Puts Forth Ideas for Addressing the Savings Gap
Lawmakers Request Guidance for Auto-Portability of Retirement Savings
A Look at Proposals to Shore Up Social Security
The Center for Retirement Research at Boston College considers two very different approaches to solving the 75-year deficit in Social Security benefits projected by the administration’s recent Trustee...
Another House Committee Considers Fiduciary Reforms
The Affordable Retirement Advice for Savers Act seeks to repeal the fiduciary rule and clarify what should and should not be considered fiduciary advice in the retirement planning...
The U.S. Falls Three Places to No. 17 in the Natixis Global Retirement Index
Saving for Retirement Not a Current Priority for Many Millennials
Many Millennials would rather pay down current debt than prioritize retirement savings, according to a survey by BMO Wealth Management.
Employers Have Shifted Allocation of Benefits Dollars
Many Employees Would Choose Student Loan Assistance Over 401(k)
One-Third of Alternative Investment Assets in Pension Funds
Social Security May be Adequate for Low-Income Workers
There Is No Single 'Right' Measurement for DB Plan Funding
ERISA Suit Challenging Voya Stable Value Funds Rejected
The lawsuit unsuccessfully alleged Voya does not disclose to its retirement plan clients and their respective participants the amount of stable value fund spread it collects.