Tag: Defined Contribution

New hires at OneAmerica, T. Rowe Price, JP Morgan Asset Management and Lincoln Financial Group.

More than half of plan sponsors agree that the original purpose and current use of DC plans do not match...

Institutions that partner with retirement plan advisers or consultants have more effective retirement benefit programs.

Millennials and those with balances lower than $20,000 are at the greatest risk for cashing out.

Retirement plan sponsors increasingly feel managed accounts are needed to help employees better prepare for retirement, but employee education is...

Households oppose changing tax incentives for retirement saving, says an ICI survey.

Defined contribution (DC) assets now represent more than 48% of global retirement assets, according to Willis Towers Watson.

The guidance includes prohibited changes to a safe harbor retirement plan.

ERISA expert discusses the significant implications of the Supreme Court’s decision in Montanile v. Board of Trustees, especially as it...

The proposal is modeled after the Federal government Thrift Savings Plan.

The conventional thinking about generational differences is not as useful as considering retirement plan participants at their stage in the...

Richard Fulford at PIMCO suggests plan sponsors evaluate active approaches, including custom target-date strategies, among other investment considerations.

Defined contribution plan stats show the effect the Pension Protection Act had on plans.

There is always a strong push and pull moving the industry in one direction or another, observes Josh Cohen, a...

Will litigation discourage innovation in DC plan investing?

TDFs may be the main vehicle by which alternative investments in DC retirement plans are increased, suggests one researcher.

Even lower-paid employees are contributing more to their retirement plans, PSCA finds.

“I heard that there was an additional month added to the extended deadline for Form 5500 filings, so that calendar...