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More than half do not think their performance figures are completely accurate.

The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals refused to again revisit an amended decision in a long-running and complicated stock drop suit impacted by the Supreme Court’s Dudenhoeffer...

An integrated global platform delivering a wide array of advice and analytics services is one goal of a merger between Towers Watson and Willis Group.

Advisers and sponsors have three investment support providers to choose from.

The reverse stock drop case Tatum v. RJR Pension Committee has been turned down by the Supreme Court. 

According to Chatham Partners, plan providers may be at risk of losing their clients.

While 81% of respondents to a survey feel optimistic about their financial futures, only one in five feel “very prepared” for retirement.

A district court in Colorado has granted in part and dismissed in part a motion from Great-West to dismiss a class action lawsuit alleging the company breached fiduciary...

Fewer than 10,000 of Vanguard’s 3.6 million participants use the brokerage option.

“In 22 states, plan sponsors can use automatic enrollment right away,” said Matt Spina, executive vice president and chief operating officer at AdminPartners.

An expert from PwC says the ruling will have little impact on retirement plans.

Web-based, it also enables participants to engage with an adviser directly.

Strengthening outcomes for retirement plan participants starts with plan design, Axia Advisory says.

The acquisition will increase OneAmerica’s assets under administration by approximately $26 billion.

With a high court ruling, there is no more question of whether health premium subsidies will be available in any state.

The U.S. Senate Special Committee on Aging held a hearing titled “Work in Retirement: Career Reinventions and the New Retirement Workscape.”

Retirement plan sponsors have an additional responsibility to protect participant data.

The inaugural Active/Passive Barometer report shows that passive investing trumps active.

Financial constraints are also causing many to delay a wide number of major life events.

They want safety from market volatility, and they don’t think Social Security will be there for them.