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The number of borrowers in default grew by about 4.2 million following the end of a COVID-19-era payment moratorium.

Individuals can file disability adjudication forms, track their claims and access proffer letters securely online.

Current retirees’ greatest regrets could help younger generations plan for a better retirement.

According to the ERISA Industry Committee, a contrary ruling could undermine workplace wellness programs nationwide.

The legislation mirrors a House proposal that has already advanced out of committee, aiming to streamline annual retirement plan reporting.

Increasing healthcare prices and costs tied to chronic conditions contributed to this year’s change, according to a new report.

The bipartisan commission typically makes recommendations, but Congress would have to craft the policy.

Nationwide adds life insurance product strategy head; Modera Wealth Management hires new CIO and COO; and more.

The federal court rejected most of the defendant’s bid to end the suit, but abstained from intervening in related divorce proceedings.

The acting secretary of labor testified during his confirmation hearing that Americans ‘deserve a Labor Department that is effective, accountable and responsive.’

SEI launches actively managed factor allocation ETF; Voya expands SinglepointAI Partnership; and T. Rowe Price launches actively managed crypto ETF.

Bryn White comes to the firm with previous experience in health and welfare benefits.  

Researchers, child welfare advocates and financial experts warned lawmakers that administrative gaps could limit families’ active participation.

Schroders found that most believed $1.2 million is the right amount of savings to allow for comfortable retirement.

The longer Congress waits, the more likely it is that fiscal and debt crises will unfold, according to a paper from George Mason University’s Mercatus Center.

The use of forfeitures to offset contributions continues to draw industry support.

The Social Security Administration commissioner and IRS CEO will add another, currently unclear, role, according to the Department of the Treasury.

Many plan participants expect retirement advice, coaching and even plan investment decisions from employers, according to J.P. Morgan Asset Management.

Physician and outpatient services and prescription coverage pose a significant threat to US fiscal resources, according to Boston College’s Center for Retirement Research.

The deal, if approved by a federal district court in California, would require updates to future pension calculations.