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Plan sponsors will soon need to use the recently released 2018 mortality tables from the IRS to calculate minimum pension funding requirements and lump-sum pension payouts.
Figuring out how killing the Affordable Care Act individual health insurance mandate might affect individual major medical enrollment is trickier than it sounds.
The tax-deferred status of traditional defined contribution plans is clearly on the table -- which is why Cerulli is recommending that record-keepers and consultants prepare a preemptive plan.
Pension plan sponsors affected by Hurricane Harvey get a break on deadlines and other administrative actions, and retirees can still be paid, the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp announced.
Employees take more time planning vacations than they do their retirement. Here are 10 factors they need to consider in preparing for that longest vacation of all.
Employer advocates and the financial services industry argue Rothification would harm workers' efforts to save for retirement -- but one industry expert says that argument, at least in the case of asset managers, is a red herring.
Andy Slavitt, former administrator of the federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, descibes actions that could result in a successful enrollment period.