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The multiemployer program deficit is $52 billion, and the single-employer program deficit is $24 billion.

Industry insiders are divided about whether this is a good idea.

The hearing will specifically address rules concerning the participant vote on an approved suspension of benefits under MPRA.

The Employee Benefit Research Institute has been conducting “value of benefits” surveys for 20 years to determine the relative importance of different benefits to workers—with one consistent winner.

The newly enhanced Genie employer administration portal will make it easy for businesses to give employees access to benefits.

States offering retirement planning solutions to private-sector workers got their first look at a few highly anticipated (and increasingly controversial) pieces of regulatory guidance this week.

Men are likelier to have a kick-back-and-relax attitude about saving and investing, where women exhibit higher levels of anxiety.

Allianz Life Insurance Company says Generation X has their “heads in the sand” when it comes to planning for retirement.

Volatility and geopolitical challenges aside, experts at one ERISA-focused law firm are hearing more frequent inquiries from qualified U.S. retirement plans about investing in domestic Chinese markets.

Health savings accounts can be used much like defined contribution plans to save for retirement, and the key to growth is investing them.

An appellate court found State Street’s process to review the GM stock investment was prudent.

TD Ameritrade’s CEO to retire; a strategic alliance for PEI and Proteus; new hires at Delaware Investments.

A new ICI study finds nearly one in three Millennial households owns mutual funds.

Rally Health’s newly launched Rally Connect platform enables consumers to locate doctors and hospitals and better understand the quality and cost of the care they receive. 

The Internal Revenue Service is implementing new market rate of return rules for hybrid pension plans.

Strategic Insight data shows long-term mutual funds and exchange-traded products secured significantly stronger inflows in October.

Lower account balances, longer life expectancy and not working an adviser can wreak havoc on a woman’s Social Security benefit.

Retirement plan sponsors and advisers will need to revamp education for participants to reflect changes in Social Security claiming strategies.

GIC/stable value funds led inflows.

BPV Capital Management partners with AJO and SEI to launch large cap value CIT; Prudential Investment Management announces name change.