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Retirement investors and pension funds have not had to wait very long to test their 2015 portfolio strategies against increased volatility and fluctuating asset prices.

Fourteen service providers will be recognized at the annual Awards for Excellence dinner to be held on March 31.

Asset management company Schroders introduced an R6 share class across 10 of its mutual funds and is making adjustments to bolster its presence in the United States.

The ICMA-RC's board of directors has chosen Robert P. Schultze as the firm's next president and CEO.

Health care reform has given employers new ideas about providing health benefits to pre-65 retirees.

Nonprofit trade association PSCA has appointed Tony Verheyen as executive director, following the resignation of Bob Benish.

Low interest rates and new mortality tables overpowered the year’s positive asset returns, resulting in a 9% decline in funding for Standard & Poor’s (S&P) 1500 companies, according...

The funded status of U.S. corporate pensions dropped to 87.3% in the last month of 2014, according to BNY Mellon ISSG.

An SEC filing reveals that RadioShack is facing several lawsuits over the company stock investment offering in its 401(k) plan, and the DOL is investigating the plan.

A bill establishing the Illinois Secure Choice Savings Program has been signed into law.

ABD Insurance and Financial Services hired Brian Ashworth as vice president of its retirement services group.

In one of many cases challenging a retirement plan’s “church plan” status under ERISA, a federal district court has ruled for the plaintiffs.

A federal district court has denied Boeing’s request for summary judgment on the merits of Spano vs. The Boeing Company, a long-running excessive 401(k) fee case.

The United States Supreme Court will hear arguments in the closely watched 401(k) fee litigation case Tibble v. Edison near the end of February.

Six elected judges say a new pension law in California was illegally applied to them retroactively.

The city of Cincinnati will pay higher contributions to its pension system under a new agreement.

The new PBGC Participant and Plan Sponsor Advocate has released her first annual report of issues.

The U.S. Department of Treasury maintains the view that its myRA program is not subject to the extensive reporting, disclosure, fiduciary duty or other requirements of ERISA.

The financial health of private pension plans weakened in 2014, with funded ratios falling to levels resembling post-recession lows.

The oldest members of Generation X are turning 50 in 2015.