The 6th Circuit said if 403(b) participants had tried to use the plan's administrative remedies for claims a plan amendment violated ERISA, it would have been futile.
The Insured Retirement Institute will spend the year pushing Congress and the Administration to advocate for legislation that would expand Americans’ access to advice and simpler annuities.
One advisory firm argues delivering financial wellness programming on a third-party basis can better bolster employees’ financial health and retirement readiness.
Brad Arends, CEO of intellicents, believes the provider will provide participants with “useful financial tools that go above and beyond what most people get with their 401(k)s.
Higher interest rates, changes in collateral used and other trends can result in higher revenues for institutional investors, such as DB plan sponsors.
An opinion handed down by The United States District Court for The Western District Of North Carolina, Charlotte Division, rules in favor of the defendant, Bank of America,...
However, Financial Finesse found repeat usage of employer financial wellness programs and running retirement projections incrementally improves retirement preparedness.
Serving governmental retirement plans is viewed as attractive by many providers, simply due to the sheer size and stability of the clientele, but one ERISA attorney warns there...
Americans say they feel more comfortable with the savings they have now compared to the year before, however, a Bankrate survey finds they're not doing a better job...
A new program from Trucker Huss provides plan sponsors with a written opinion of counsel that their plan document, as amended after the date of their last IRS...
The IRS prohibits DB plans from paying lump sums to in-pay retirees and beneficiaries,” but many terminated vested participants will view lump sums as attractive.”
Forty-five percent of workers are not too or not at all confident they will have enough money for medical expenses in retirement, and nearly three in five workers...
Sixty percent of employees expressed at least some confidence in retirement, but their planning efforts and savings balances do not support this confidence level.