Retirement Regulation

A House panel has scheduled a hearing next week to review the SSA's "overpayment" process, after it was revealed that the agency clawed back $4.7 billion in overpayments, while another $21.6 billion remains outstanding.

The federal agency announced Wednesday that it will review its "overpayment" process, after it was reported that it clawed back $4.7 billion of overpayments, while another $21.6 billion remains outstanding.

As SECURE 2.0 takes root in retirement plans, employers now believe that DC plans should be vehicles for retirement income generation, as well as financial wellness offerings like emergency savings programs, says a new survey.

The SEC ruling is expected to make a determination of how companies will be required to report ESG metrics, including DEI metrics and policies, labor practices, recruitment and retention, and rewards and benefits.

New state laws are attempting to solve a problem: Few private sector workers save for retirement without an employer-sponsored retirement plan, so it's important for small businesses to take steps now to set up a strategy.

Retirement savings for Gen X is highly concentrated among top earners, however, the SECURE 2.0 provision for part-timers, which takes effect in 2024, could represent "meaningful change" for these workers, says a new report.