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For most 401(k) plan participants, this has been a good quarter—to lose your statement.

For most 401(k) plan participants, this has been a good quarter—to lose your statement.

Many Americans who don’t have an adviser think they don’t have enough money to attract an adviser, according to a survey by AARP Financial Inc.

American International Group (AIG), which has three broker/dealer subsidiaries, is looking for ways to unload business units in a quest to pay back the federal government.

Plaintiffs in a January 2005 stock-drop and excessive fee case have won two legal skirmishes with a federal judge’s rulings certifying the case as a class action and...

Wilmington Trust announced on Friday that the Board of Trustees of its mutual fund family, the Wilmington Funds, authorized participation in the U.S. Treasury Department’s new Temporary Money...

UBS announced 2,000 job cuts, but it appears that the wealth management unit is not in the line of fire.

If you’re still trying to sort through what the Wachovia-Citigroup deal means – don’t bother.

It’s been a rough month for the markets, and a challenging quarter for 401(k) plan investments.

National Investment Managers (NIVM)., a retirement plan administration and investment management company, closed on the acquisition of Pension Technical Services, a third-party administrator (TPA).

September 2008 was not a happy time in the world of emerging market equities.

RSM McGladrey’s Retirement Resources will add the WisdomTree ETF 401(k) Platform to its existing retirement plan offering.

MetLife launched an online Income Annuities Guide.

A federal judge in New Jersey said a participant lawsuit against Schering-Plough Corp. over employee company stock investments can be pursued as a class action.

The Boards of Directors/Trustees for the UBS U.S. Money Market Funds have approved the funds’ participation in the U.S. Treasury’s Temporary Guarantee Program.

Americans are worried about today’s market, and many say they think an adviser could help them.

The owner of a Columbus, Ohio, company has pleaded guilty to not filing financial reports for the company's 401(k) plan as required by the Employee Retirement Income Security...

A federal judge in Illinois sanctioned an excessive 401(k) fee lawsuit against Boeing Co. as a class action.

Bank of America announced that John Thain, chairman and CEO of Merrill Lynch, will become president of Global Banking, Securities, and Wealth Management in the merged company.

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