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The U.S. Labor Department filed a complaint against a Rochester, New York, investment adviser and plan administrator to recover losses suffered as result of alleged fiduciary breaches.

New research from ADP finds half of employers with 1,000 or more workers don't feel prepared to comply with all Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act regulations.

DC participant transfers favored equities in December.

The DOL has issued guidance about new DB plan funding notice requirements of the Highway and Transportation Funding Act of 2014.

A PIMCO Total Return Fund investor lawsuit calls into question compensation paid to former co-chief investment officers and co-chief executive officers Mohamed El-Erian and Bill Gross.

The surviving spouse of a fully vested participant in a FedEx pension plan claims she is being unlawfully denied a survivor annuity benefit owed to her by the...

A committee tasked with considering a state-established retirement plan for private-sector employees has issued its recommendation report.

Equities captured the majority of fund inflows in 2014.

Nine investment and recordkeeping providers will be recognized for their achievement at the annual Awards for Excellence dinner to be held March 31.

Alfred R. Villalobos, accused of bribing CalPERS officials to benefit investment firms, was set to go to trial February 23.

A survey finds the majority of DC plan sponsors that offer company stock as an investment option have no plans to make changes to the offer, despite a...

About one in 10 plan sponsors replaced their target-date fund/balanced fund manager in 2014.

The Supreme Court decided not to review an appellate court decision ordering several commonly owned companies to pay withdrawal liabilities owed to a multiemployer pension plan by a...

Mergers and acquisitions among health care organizations continue to affect not-for-profit health care organizations and their retirement plan investing decisions.

The Securities and Exchange Commission adopted several sets of rules and proposed others related to data collection and reporting for security-based swap data repositories.

Hispanics work harder to secure their financial futures, compared to the general population, according to a MassMutual survey.

Once employers have exhausted all cost-saving strategies, UBA anticipates more will consider self-funding health benefits.

Unlike established retirement plans with hundreds or thousands of participants, startup plans at small businesses are often at risk of folding because of weak participation.

An increasing number of employers are broadening the types of financial and retirement planning resources they offer employees.

In an amicus brief, a lawyer argues that striking down Illinois’ pension reform law violates the U.S. Constitution.