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The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has modified reporting requirements applicable to required minimum distributions (RMDs) from individual retirement accounts (IRAs) to reflect the waiver of the RMD rules...

The latest U.S. Treasury Department treatise on Social Security reform suggests increasing both the early and normal retirement ages would help encourage more Americans to stay in the...

Citigroup is in talks with Morgan Stanley about a sale of its Smith Barney brokerage and asset-management unit, according to news reports.

Gregory Fleming, former president and chief operating officer of Merrill Lynch&Co., has left Bank of America to join Yale Law School’s faculty.

In Notice 2009-8, the Internal Revenue Service has published guidance on the application of §457A to nonqualified deferred compensation plans of nonqualified entities.

Drawing a distinction between claims to recover pension benefits and those to collect damages in a pension dispute, a federal judge has given a former JP Morgan Chase...

A federal district court judge has consolidated lawsuits that have been filed against Bear Stearns Companies Inc. since its collapse last year.

In contrast to most recent news reports regarding employer matching contributions, Louisville, Kentucky-based Republic Bank has increased its 401(k) match.

The law firm of Stember Feinstein Doyle&Payne, LLC, is investigating conduct that it believes might have caused losses to the KV Pharmaceutical Company Profit Sharing Plan and Trust.

The Retirement Services division at American United Life Insurance Company (AUL), a OneAmerica company, has announced the appointment of James R. Daniel, Jr., as regional vice president for...

The Spectrem Millionaire Investor Index (SMII) saw its largest increase ever when it jumped 16 points in December to -23.

A whopping 90% of advisers said market changes have increased their stress level, according to a study by Vestment Advisors and the Financial Planning Association.

During the financial crisis, millionaires did not express satisfaction with their advisers’ performance, but independent advisers fared better, a SpectremGroup study found.

More workers are rolling over retirement assets when they change jobs than in past years, according to a study by the Employee Benefit Research Institute (EBRI).

Whether you set a New Year’s resolution – or if you didn’t – you have a lot of company.