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The newest participant-level fee disclosure notices will still elicit no response from participants, experts say, though next year might bring stronger reactions.

The GAO has asked for better guidance on multiple employer retirement plans, as the DOL and IRS treat them differently. Advocates argue they're still a useful tool.

Retirement and pension funds defrauded by Bernie Madoff's Ponzi scheme will be some of the recipients of a $210 million settlement arranged by the New York Attorney General's office.

Phyllis Borzi's right-hand man at EBSA has returned to the private sector to head up Prudential's $98 billion stable-value retirement account channel.

The managers of Nebraska Public Power District's retirement plan have accused Wells Fargo of misleading them about the risks associated with a securities lending investment program.

Gov. Pat Quinn says he hopes to fix the state's $85 billion pension mess through bipartisan cooperation, before a new Legislature is sworn in.