Given the stamp of approval by the SECURE 2.0 Act, T. Rowe Price has announced the launch of what it believes to be the industry’s first in-plan, pension-linked emergency savings accounts (PLESAs) for ...

Like the fiduciary rule that remains tied up in litigation, the Trump-led Department of Labor (DOL) has asked the court overseeing the litigation challenging the Biden-era ESG rule to pause the ...

Responding to a recent call from a financial advisor in Georgia, the ERISA consultants at the Retirement Learning Center address a how a plan values a life insurance policy that is distributed from a ...

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Last year, we took some family to the nearby Great Smoky Mountains in search of a waterfall of note — one that the guidebooks said was “readily accessible.” ...

The parties in an excessive fee suit involving a nearly $2 billion 401 (k) plan have come to terms.

The new long-term, part-time employee (LTPTE) rules have resurrected an issue relating to the calculation of the deduction limit for defined contribution plans.

With the ink on a significant ERISA burden of proof decision still damp, the nation’s highest court is looking for Labor Department input on a case that turned on just that issue.

In a unanimous decision, the nation’s highest court has made a clear delineation as to who bears the burden of proof in ERISA litigation — and it’s not likely to slow the current pace.

Prime Capital Retirement not only invited competitors to its annual Qualified Plan Fiduciary Summit in Overland Park, Kan., ...

Responding to a recent call from a financial advisor in Georgia, the ERISA consultants at the Retirement Learning Center (RLC) addressed a question on whether the client can use a terminated ...

Asserting that a recent excessive fee suit is “just one of many in a wave of ERISA class-action complaints designed to extract costly settlements…” — the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and a couple of ...