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Quinn said decades of poor decisions have left the state's pension systems a mess, about $83 billion short of the money they'll need to pay out.

As part of America Saves Week, the U.S. Department of Labors Employee Benefits Security Administration will host a free webcast for small business owners talking about choosing a retirement savings plan and helping employees save for retirement.

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Proposals to change the retirement system for public employees in Tennessee stalled Monday in the Legislature when a joint panel of lawmakers decided they need more study.

Critics of a proposal to create a new public pension system urged New Hampshire lawmakers Thursday to spend more time studying the idea, warning that the planned changes could make it more difficult to recruit and retain good employees.

State Sen. Fenton Groen's bill to create a defined contribution plan for workers could dilute pensions that police and firefighters received.

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

Plan sponsors will now have until July 1 to meet the much-discussed regulations on 401(k) fee disclosure, following Department of Labor announcements Thursday on the final rulings.