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Catholic Health Initiatives Wins Church Plan Challenge
More Plan Sponsors Focusing on Overall Financial Wellness
The Year in Retirement Investing Trends
Retirement plan sponsors have had to cope with a significant amount of market and regulatory evolution in 2015—especially change pertaining to DC investment menus.
Retirement Plans Still Being Scrutinized by Plaintiffs' Attorneys
It seems nearly all types of plans and investment approaches have been challenged recently in the courts. Next year probably won’t be any different.
ICI Estimate Shows Lower Retirement Assets in Q3
Vanguard Introduces Actively Managed Fixed Income Fund
Plan Provider Faces Excessive Fee Suit
Another class action lawsuit has emerged challenging a retirement plan sponsor for allowing allegedly excessive fees—this one directed at a plan provider’s own 401(k) program.
Pension Risk Transfer Activity Still a Moving Train
JP Morgan Settles Securities Case with Public Pension Funds
Look to Large Retirement Plans as Models
An extensive new report from BrightScope and the Investment Company Institute finds large plan sponsors, in particular, are squarely focused on leveraging the power of plan design.
Want to Weigh In on Providing SARs to Participants?
GASB Issues Several New Standards for Governmental Plans
EBRI Questions Important Source of Plan Usage Data
A new report from EBRI describes an interesting anomaly that emerged in the most recent population survey published by the U.S. Census Bureau.
A Time for Education and Exchanging Ideas
Illinois Idea to Tax Retirement Income Gets Pushback
More Providers Invest in Digital Advice Provider
IRA Rollovers Won’t Slow Post Fiduciary Reform
In a new report, Cerulli Associates explores the impact the Department of Labor's proposed conflict of interest rule may have on future rollovers to IRAs.