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Two out of five people who live in Atlanta believe they will have to work in retirement, according to a Wells Fargo survey.

Regulators Friday closed Tokyo's AIJ Investment Advisors, who said they can't account for a large percentage of the 183 billion yen invested on behalf of companies including manufacturers of industrial robots and microchip-testing equipment.

Americans still need retirement planning help, with 40 percent of survey respondents saying they're ill-informed about investing retirement assets or managing risks in retirement.

Advisors and plan sponsors are surprisingly still unaware that DOL has jurisdiction over them, says Andy Larson of the Retirement Learning Center.

A round-up of the weeks employee benefits news, reports and controversy from around the web

Many boomers who don't feel prepared for retirement are within striking distance of being prepared, and need only make minor adjustments.