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More Boomers feel they will rely on Social Security in retirement than before the recession.

Generation X and single parents are feeling particularly strapped, a survey from Guardian finds.

Among retirement account-owning households expressing an opinion, nearly all have favorable opinions of 401(k) and similar retirement accounts.

Real estate exposure is moving quickly in the DC space; these alternative investments present benefits, but also some challenges.

A new website created by ICMA-RC is meant to mark the upcoming America Saves Week. 

Employers are also looking for a platform/hub partner to thoughtfully integrate their benefit initiatives.

HealthSavings Administrators appoints industry vets to national sales team; The Standard hires plan consultant; American Benefits Council names new board leader; and more.

“Anyone who received income from equity compensation or sold shares in 2016 must understand the related reporting on IRS tax forms to avoid costly errors on tax returns.”

Devenir’s research shows HSA investment assets reached an estimated $5.5 billion in December 2016.

A partnership is designed for employees who want to make charitable giving a part of their long-term financial plan.

HealthSavings Administrators launches HSA with Franklin Templeton funds; Natixis ESG TDF on the horizon; Wilshire Associates rolls out equity hedge fund index; and more.

The high court will not offer another review to the long-running case, letting stand a lower court ruling that effectively rejected plaintiffs' arguments that fiduciary breaches had occurred. 

Until DC plans embrace annuities, participants need more education and a healthier lifestyle.

In the U.S., private sector workers who are pre-retirees are slightly more likely to be highly satisfied with their current financial situation than their UK counterparts, but at...

There is a range of ESG/impact investing themes that capture Millennial’s attention.

Looking deeply at DC plan participant behavior may reveal red flags for which employees need help.

A magistrate judge ultimately found plaintiffs in the case have met their pleading obligations.

More than half (55%) of respondents to a T. Rowe Price survey said an additional 30 years of life would be “both a blessing and a curse.”

Plans were rated by way of a proprietary system that weighted usage/implementation of more than 30 criteria related to plan design, oversight/governance and participant outcomes.

The webcast series will help employers and service providers understand how the fiduciary responsibility provisions of ERISA apply to employer-sponsored retirement and health plans.