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The lawsuit claimed the defendants breached their fiduciary duties by investing a significant portion of the plans’ assets in risky and high-cost hedge fund and private equity investments...

Who qualifies, and how much can be borrowed?

The lawsuit says disclosures show the proprietary funds used in the DC plan lineup were far more expensive than comparable funds and underperformed their benchmarks.

Working with a financial adviser increases confidence, an IRI survey found.

Nearly one-third have no interest in financial education.

Plan design and other strategies can help women catch up to the retirement savings of men.

The insurer will also be hosting two webinars this week on managing risk in retirement.

The generation that practically lives on social media seeks mobile retirement-planning and help from their employers. 

But older generations expect a different experience in retirement for Millennials. 

Nearly one-third of those 60 and older are planning to stay in the workforce until age 70.

Financial wellness tools that are not easy to find or understand obviously won’t do much good. 

Arnerich Promotes Senior Consultant; AssetMark Hires Chief Information Officer; LMGC Expands Advisory Space; and more.

Street Corporation will work with Fidelity National Information Services (FIS) to distribute its GX Private Equity Index (PEI).

The Securities and Exchange Commission has approved FINRA's rule proposal addressing financial exploitation of seniors. 

Some industry groups were worried the DOL rules would mean individuals in these plans would not get the same protections as those in employer-sponsored plans.

The firm’s redesigned retirement readiness website is a place where plan sponsors can seek out vital information to fill the knowledge gaps identified by industry research. 

According to a report by the NEBR, women are punished more severely than men for misconduct and they are also less likely to find new employment. 

Fourteen years after HSAs first hit the scene, there are still fundamental misunderstandings about how they work.

The firm’s new Index-based managed account will track a market benchmark using index funds from the employer’s 401(k) lineup.

Among those already engaged with their finances and financial services professionals, retirement planning remains a hot topic—but investors broadly feel confused and concerned.