Just as water finds new pathways, recent SECURE Act rules on long-term, part-time employees (LTPTE) are carving new channels in retirement planning. Our latest cover story by Shannon Edwards dives ...

According to a report from the Public Research Retirement Lab (PRRL) in which they compared retirement investors who use one fund and those that use multiple funds, TDFs are more popular with younger ...

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 ...

As we explore deeper into the universe, we discover planets and stars we never knew existed and that at the very least add to conventional wisdom if not challenge it. In a recent webcast, industry ...

Addressing financial precarity can help protect the integrity of employees’ retirement accounts, Leana indicated. “People with financial cushions are less likely to take a loan or make an early ...

Odd to admit this in Financial Literacy Month, but I’ve been a financial literacy skeptic.

Nominations are now being accepted for American Retirement Association’s 2026 Board of Directors. Elected at-large members of the Board of Directors serve for one term of three calendar years.

Not long ago, I picked up a book that states “why (almost) everything you know about the US retirement system is wrong” — and it’s definitely worth a read. The book — entitled The Real Retirement ...

Estimates by The Senior Citizens League (TSCL) based on consumer price data for March predict that the 2026 COLA will be 2.3%, which is 0.1 percentage points higher than last month’s prediction and ...

Add financial literacy to the list of things that decline with age. A high-profile researcher at the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School has found that as people age, their financial literacy ...