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The Senate draft of the new tax bill cut retirement provisions in the House bill that would have reduced current federal workers’ retirement benefits, but added a provision that would reduce benefits for newly hired workers.

Justices say a nonprofit can qualify for a religious employer exemption even if it employs people from outside its own faith.

Cigna, the plan administrator, reported her, and prosecutors say she submitted 167 'false' claims for benefits.

Rising benefits costs, cited by 90% of U.S. employers, are the top issue influencing strategies this year, the 2025 Benefits Trends Survey from WTW found.

The Securities and Exchange Commission announced last week that it is withdrawing proposals that would have applied to investment managers regarding ESG and cybersecurity disclosures, as well as safeguarding assets, and crypto custody management.

A federal judge in Minneapolis has approved the huge settlement against the health insurer for depleting the retirement savings of 350,000 employees due to “poorly performing” target date funds.