The advent of state-run auto-IRA programs evoked support — but also misgivings. Some warned that such plans would discourage private-sector employers from offering their own. A recent study provides ...

Two members of the powerful House Ways and Means Committee have introduced bipartisan legislation backed by the American Retirement Association (ARA) that would provide employees with greater control ...

While employment stops at retirement, that doesn't mean that work does. Saving for retirement takes effort, but spending what one has saved for retirement can be nuanced and take some care and finesse ...

America’s Dairyland pondered joining the states that provide a state-run plan to provide retirement plan coverage to employees of private-sector employers that do not themselves offer it.

Federal agency cutbacks and legal challenges are creating uncertainty for retirement plan professionals. Learn how delayed guidance, SECURE 2.0 litigation, and changes to the pre-approved plan program ...

The Department of Labor’s Employee Benefits Security Administration (EBSA) in a new Field Assistance Bulletin has outlined its enforcement priorities and guiding principles — and there’s a definite ...

Worker confidence in their retirement future may fluctuate with the markets, but a new survey finds a surge in plan sponsor confidence in those prospects.

According to a recent report, benefit brokers and employees agree on the worth of voluntary benefits but have differing views on why they are valuable.

Employers have an important role in helping Americans prepare for retirement and understand financing it, says a new survey.

While there are elements of uncertainty, a new survey finds that 72% of American workers expect to retire on their own terms — up 5 percentage points from last year.

Pension plans’ vitality is rebounding in some ways, and an expert panel recently offered their insights on the dramatic pullback from the brink to being flush with cash.