Assuming the plan can overcome the fiduciary considerations, there are practical considerations in how the investment is created. The proposal would require the 401 (k) plan to obtain an ownership ...

In response to a recent call from a financial advisor in Minnesota, the ERISA consultants at the Retirement Learning Center (RLC) address whether a 401(k) plan can invest in a cannabis company.

Yet another of the 401 (k) forfeiture reallocation suits has been dismissed for failure to state a claim.

OneDigital on Tuesday announced the introduction of select private investments within its advisor-managed account program for 401(k) plan sponsors, expanding access to institutional-quality strategies ...

The Department of Labor’s Employee Benefits Security Administration on Thursday announced an overhaul to its national enforcement priorities for FY 2026, highlighting where it will focus its ...

The proverb of “If at first you don't succeed, try, try again” seems to be applicable in this case, as the House of Representatives has, once again, taken aim at the use of environmental, social and ...

The nation’s highest court has agreed to hear arguments in a 401(k) case involving alternative investments and the need for a “meaningful benchmark.” ...

In the coming days, President Donald Trump reportedly will announce affordability reform proposals, which will include permitting retirement plan investors to take penalty-free distributions for a ...

Americans’ current level of financial stress is having not just an impact on physical and mental health, but it’s also depleting workplace productivity, according to a newly released financial ...

With a deadline ticking, the Department of Labor has submitted for review a proposed rule that would clarify its position on alternative assets and the appropriate fiduciary process.

T. Rowe Price, through its wholly owned fintech subsidiary Retiree Inc., has launched what it says is an innovative software tool to help advisors develop advanced, multi-dimensional withdrawal ...

Yet another of the series of pension risk transfer suits has been dismissed, with a federal judge concluding that the plaintiffs lack a current/imminent injury to justify the suit.