The new chairman of the House Education and Workforce Committee has renewed the committee’s call for the Department of Labor’s Inspector General (IG) to investigate claims the DOL improperly shared ...

Information about retirement benefits would be greatly expanded for certain employees in the Volunteer State if a bill before the state Senate is enacted. SB 8, the Fairness in Benefits Act, would ...

The Plan Sponsor Council of America (PSCA) has been tracking interest in the optional SECURE 2.0 Act provisions since it was enacted to be able to report on what plan sponsors are enacting, and what ...

Gen X is all too frequently overlooked in surveys — but in (too) many ways, it appears they’re not all that unique, and have interesting perspectives on retirement readiness and saving. Gen X is all ...

The leadership of the Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions (HELP) during a Jan. 22 hearing discussed some key priorities for the committee for this session of Congress — and ...

According to company research, it’s never too early to begin saving, and “80% of prospective Generation Beta parents agree that, in an ideal world, parents would start saving for their child’s ...

Pension obligations fell by more than $100 billion — that’s billion with a “b” — in 2024, says WTW. More specifically, they ...

The number of employers registered with CalSavers continued to rise in 2024. That’s not a surprise, really, since it IS the law — private-sector employers that do not offer a retirement plan are ...

The ESOP proposal was, in any case, poorly received by the ESOP industry. The ESOP Association said the main proposal as well as an accompanying safe harbor proposal “will require substantial ...

The IRS and the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation (PBGC) have updated the membership of advisory bodies that provide them with recommendations and feedback.