Retirement

As a candidate, Trump said he would scrap Dodd-Frank, Congresss attempt to legislate new rules that would prevent a repeat of the 2008 financial crisis.

A larger percentage of employees max out on their company matching in 401(k) plans without auto-enrollment than do in plans with auto-enrollment.

U.S. District judge in Texas hears arguments challenging the U.S. Department of Labor's fiduciary rule.

The board of the California Public Employees Retirement System voted to cut some retirement benefits of people who worked for a former sawmill town that quit the program. It may be the first time the largest U.S. public pension has taken such a step.

Millennial men view retirement differently from how millennial women see it -- does this affect how they plan for and save for it?

Stay in touch with changes to the DOL fiduciary rule as ThinkAdvisor/Investment Advisor's Washington Bureau chief Melanie Waddell discusses implications of President-elect Trump's administration on the rule.