Prime Capital's Stout said the announcement blends ASPPA and NAPA member expertise, taking the highly technical administrative knowledge ASPPA provides and joining it with advisors.

While all the focus this past week has been on the One Big Beautiful Bill, the Department of Labor submitted for review to the White House’s Office of Management and Budget (OMB) what appears to be a ...

Intense last-minute negotiations meant both houses of Congress were able to approve the so-called One Big Beautiful Bill Act prior to their self-imposed July 4th deadline, clearing the measure for ...

The terms of a settlement announced in early May, while short of the original damages sought, are still jaw-dropping.

Retirement savings fintech Pontera announced on July 1 a partnership with Lisa M. Gomez, former Assistant Secretary for the Employee Benefits Security Administration (EBSA) at the U.S. Labor ...

Massachusetts Secure Choice is closer to becoming more than a proposal. Both houses of the Bay State’s legislature on June 30 voted in favor of the FY 2026 budget bill, which includes a provision that ...

After a marathon voting session, the Senate passed its version of the budget, formerly known as the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, on Tuesday. The vote was 50-50, with Vice President J.D. Vance casting ...

The Committee never selected an underperforming proprietary fund. Instead, when it did select a proprietary fund, it was one of the top-performing funds presented by Mercer. This is not the process of ...

Active investment manager Capital Group is expanding its presence in the small- and mid-sized retirement plan marketplace, an area of significant focus for the firm for some time.

The firm is using the famous retirement income sports story to help spread the word about the importance of guaranteed products in retirement plans and portfolios.

As more defined contribution plan sponsors consider whether to add a lifetime income option, questions arise on whether plans should include annuity payout options as part of their default. A recent ...

The Department of Labor’s Employee Benefits Security Administration (EBSA) announced on June 30 that it is removing some interpretive bulletins relevant to administering retirement plans.