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A large number of Americans lack convenient access to the best-performing medical centers.

The class action lawsuit, filed on behalf of 60,000 plan participants, alleges the airline failed to replace a "chronically underperforming" large-cap fund holding over $2 billion in retirement plan assets for 15 years – and "still continues to this day."

New survey raises alarm as expert money manager weighs in with advice.

Industry data from Willis Towers Watson shows a 33% decrease in the number of employers offering only high-deductible plans since peaking in 2020.

Demand for in-plan retirement income is strong as defined benefit plans continue to be phased out, according to Michael Dullaghan of Franklin Templeton.

Two public health researchers say it's possible that sending the workers to the individual major medical market could work just as well.