The ERISA consultants at the Retirement Learning Center (RLC) Resource Desk regularly receive calls from financial advisors on a broad array of technical topics related to IRAs, qualified retirement ...

Something else that declines as we age? Financial literacy. A new paper from a high-profile researcher at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania Professor found that as people age, their ...

It’s an odd thing to admit in Financial Literacy Month — but I’ve been a financial literacy skeptic.

The Department of Labor on Monday requested additional time to determine its next steps on the consolidated federal court case challenging the retirement security rule finalized under the Biden ...

After a considerable jump from the previous year, Americans’ “magic number” to retire comfortably in 2025 is $200,000 less than last year and nearly flat with 2022 and 2023 estimates.

State Street Global Advisors announced the launch of a new target date fund that will provide access to both public and private market exposures in a diversified strategy for defined contribution ...

When it comes to spending in retirement, a new study reveals that retirees are far more likely to spend from lifetime income ...

Getting Legacy Players, Industry Upstarts to Work Together Getting legacy retirement plan providers and young retire tech upstarts on the same page with the same expectations is a herculean task, one ...

Responding to a call from a financial advisor in California, the ERISA consultants at the Retirement Learning Center (RLC) addressed a question concerning the difference between a retirement plan’s ...

Paul Atkins, who was nominated by President Trump to be Chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, was confirmed by the U.S. Senate 52-44 in a Wednesday evening vote.

While the across-the-board tariff policy announced in early April didn’t necessarily have an impact on the current projections for the 2026 Social Security COLA, that could change in the coming months ...

I recently picked up a book that states “why (almost) everything you know about the US retirement system is wrong” — and it’s definitely worth a read.