The confirmation of Daniel Aronowitz to lead the Employee Benefits Security Administration has garnered the support of most of the major actors in the retirement space.

How about some good news? The Investment Company Institute has reported that total U.S. retirement assets hit a new record high at the end of the second quarter.

The recent executive order that directed agencies to facilitate greater access to alternative investments in retirement plans is best seen as part of a broader push to increase access to private ...

The lawmakers’ letter comes in response to President Trump’s Aug. 7 Executive Order directing the Labor Secretary to consult with the SEC and Treasury Department to determine what overlapping ...

Cash balance plans have emerged as a solution to many challenges plans face — and they have grown explosively, according to ...

Stakeholders in the retirement plan industry have been working on compliance processes to implement mandatory Roth catch-up contributions. Now, the much-anticipated final regulations have been ...

The landscape of investments is evolving, and financial professionals face the challenge of integrating emerging assets like ...

The U.S. Senate on Sept. 18 approved the nomination of Daniel Aronowitz to serve as Assistant Secretary of Labor, overseeing the Employee Benefits Security Administration (EBSA), after waiting for ...

As the federal government barrels toward a shutdown at the end of the month, congressional leaders and the President are scrambling to strike a deal that will keep agencies like the Employee Benefits ...

Terminating plans may transfer unclaimed funds after a waiting period of 90 days. Ongoing plans must wait at least 12 months after an amount becomes payable, and the obligation can't exceed $5,000. In ...

The House Education and Workforce Committee on Sept. 17 approved a package of bills that include provisions that would make the investigative and enforcement efforts of the Department of Labor’s ...

Professional mobility is ubiquitous, and the younger a member of the workforce is, the more likely it is. That may result in an interesting, varied career, but is that movement compatible with ...