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Jim Welsh has been appointed tactical strategist at Forward Management LLC in an expansion of the firm’s macro investing capabilities.

Participant reactions to recessions could result in lower retirement savings, a report shows.

 Because multiple employer plans (MEPs) have been touted as a solution to expanding retirement plan coverage for Americans, the Government Accountability Office (GAO) explored this option. 

An exhaustive search found no evidence to support the idea that aging Baby Boomers are crowding out younger workers from the work force.

403(b)s have been excused by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) from obtaining certain acknowledgements.

They have grown up with and in cyberspace, one-quarter already has some hearing loss, and most of these freshmen have never seen an airplane “ticket.”

About one-third of us think it’s OK to use social media at work. The rest of us? Not so much, a survey...

Younger, less-educated and lower-paid employees are more likely to choose the investment provider that offers face-to-face financial advice, a survey found.

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) released amendments to the pay-to-play rule under the Investment Advisers Act of 1940.

Morningstar launched Annuity Intelligence, which evaluates variable annuities and gives data on more than 100,000 annuity subaccounts and 1,950 annuity contracts.