The Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation has issued a proposed rule that would amend its rules on recoupment of benefit overpayments made under its single-employer insurance program.

The Social Security Administration should prioritize recommendations related to disability overpayments, online access to benefits, and information technology oversight the Government Accountability ...

Employers have a bigger role than originally thought when Congress created these Trump Accounts last year. And in plain English: this is baby’s first IRA.

Conventional wisdom is that student loan debt complicates saving for retirement. Are those mutually exclusive goals, or can they be pursued in tandem?

The IRS has updated the list of the required modifications (LRM) for defined benefit plans. The refreshed list takes into account changes in the plan qualification requirements, regulations, revenue ...

Social Security Administration Commissioner Frank Bisignano in a recent report to the chairs of the House and Senate Appropriations Committees highlighted changes that have been made at the agency he ...

Whither the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation in 2025? Did it still show a positive balance, or did it lose ground? The Congressional Research Service takes a look.

A trio of high-profile industry personalities will host a fascinating discussion on (what else?) AI’s impact on the retirement industry, and the ongoing — and critically important — human role in all ...

There is work to do in heightening individuals’ planning and preparation for retirement, says a new study that examined how 401(k) participants are approaching the transition from saving for ...

Will Michigan be the next state to establish a state-run auto-IRA? The state Senate says it could; now it’s the turn of the House to weigh in.

I’ve been saying that the only thing wrong with the 401(k) system is that there aren’t enough of them for years now. To be fair, the past several years have largely validated that view. Indeed, ...