A former retirement plan fiduciary faces ERISA fiduciary charges over an alleged affair with an adviser. A federal judge allowed the lawsuit to proceed.

Retirement savings are under pressure as retirees balance family needs, financial stability and low uptake of income‑protection strategies, according to recent

Retirement confidence remains low as employees trust workplace advisers but doubt a comfortable future, according to NFP's 2026 U.S. Retirement Trend Report.

Retirement groups seek dismissal of ERISA lawsuit against Northrop Grumman Corp, arguing use of 401(k) forfeitures follows federal guidance.

AT&T settles pension lawsuit for $184 million over claims it shortchanged retirees using outdated mortality tables, impacting thousands of former employees.

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The Department of Labor backs Intel in an ERISA case, arguing retirement fiduciaries should not face litigation for investment underperformance.

Estate planning advisors are in high demand as 73% of clients deem it essential, yet more than half lack any documents, according to Trust & Will survey.

Delaware lawmakers approve auto-enrollment for state 457(b) plan. New hires get automatic contributions starting at 3% of compensation.

Philly auto-IRA bill passes as Alaska vetoes similar measure. Discover how PhillySaves creates a retirement savings program for workers without employer plans.