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A wearable activity tracker is now available.

More DC plans are embracing alternatives.

Individuals do not have to have a retirement account with Principal in order to participate.

The DOL accused John Koresko V and other defendants of siphoning money from death benefit plans.

The asset classes with the most inflows were fixed income funds.

The regulations remove the allocation rule for disbursements from designated Roth retirement accounts to multiple destinations.

Several provisions of the final rules are similar to those of the proposed rules.

Seventy-five percent of Americans say they have regrets about financial decisions, a survey finds.

Among bond funds, active and passive strategies attracted new investment totaling $17.6 billion and $9.7 billion, respectively, during April. 

Participants in M&T Bank retirement plans accuse the company of unfairly promoting its own mutual funds at the expense of plan performance.

The two rules are designed to protect employees’ confidentiality and ensure that workplace wellness programs promote good health.

While fewer private-sector employers are offering retiree health benefits, nearly all states provide workers access to certain retiree health care coverage.

The federal appellate court’s opinion turned on when to assess common control among employers.

The alliance brings together Mercer's health benefits consulting capabilities with the Grand Rounds care team.

Small businesses are limited on offering employees health benefits, but they can take action to change that, says Vanessa M. Isaacson with Zane Benefits.

Among other things, the court found Herbert C. Bruister fired the ESOP’s counsel for being “too thorough,” and caused his personal lawyer to influence an appraiser’s valuations to...

The American Benefits Council is asking for more time before the IRS imposes new mortality assumptions on defined benefit plans.

Aloise will lead HR Consulting at Xerox; Cafaro Greenleaf names head of Houston office; SageView hires retirement plan consultant, and more. 

Americans now expect to retire on average at age 66, up from age 64 in 2008.

According to the Federal Reserve, student loan debt now totals over $1.3 trillion.