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Defined contribution capital invested in private real estate and the number of daily valued products available has increased, new data shows.

The fine was imposed by the SEC Friday for persistent and high-level failures to communicate on approved channels.

Joe Urwitz joins Crowell & Moring; Cognizant announces Dalal as CFP; Advisor360 appoints Fanning to board of directors.

The proposal would streamline the registration and disclosure process for RILAs and highlight their unique features.

As increasingly more public sector workers rely on defined contribution plans for their retirement savings, many are struggling to grow their balances, research from EBRI and NAGDCA shows.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics, which would shut down completely, produces the data necessary to update the COLA.

By making health benefits more affordable for employees and ensuring there is time to explore all offerings, one midsize employer saw increased engagement during open enrollment season. 

Plaintiffs seek to add former U.S. Labor Secretary Eugene Scalia to their legal team.

Vanguard expand active fixed-income lineup; Brandywine announces suite of new investment strategies; RiXtrema launches AI tools for 401(k) plan; and more.

The SAFER Banking Act would permit marijuana firms to access banking and financial services, including retirement plans.

Bank of America recommends plan sponsors act to promote greater employee retirement readiness.  

Nearly 75% of student loan borrowers expect that resuming payments will impact their ability to save for retirement, and some say they plan to reduce their contributions, new...

The SEC argues fund trustees assisted a mutual fund in dodging liquidity requirements by not acting to properly classify the assets.

The change for paper premium payment checks is effective October 6.

U.S. retirement plan assets increased at a rate of 12% to $10.2 trillion, according to ICI, even as separate Escalent research shows retirement plan participants lack know-how to...

Retirees should expect a COLA of 3.2% for 2024, according to the Senior Citizens League.

The 10th Circuit has joined several other circuit courts in holding that a ‘meaningful benchmark’ must apply to 401(k) participant lawsuits, and ERISA attorneys agree it will not...

A law firm has sued four defined pension plans over the last six weeks alleging fiduciaries violated ERISA and shortchanged vested participants.

The NYC-based plan will receive about $20 million to restore its solvency through 2051.

The court’s decision says that the rule does not violate ERISA, but another case in Wisconsin continues.