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Jacqueline Sergeant
This is the 19th straight quarter that single-premium pension buyout sales recorded double-digit growth.
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Rich Miller
Reforms to minimize investment management costs must be a priority, the report said.
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Jacqueline Sergeant
Three quarters of state and local workers would leave their jobs if pensions and insurance were cut.
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Janet Lorin
New Hampshire becomes the latest to respond to the #MeToo hysteria surrounding Fisher's lewd comments.
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Janet Lorin
The pension fund is the first to break with Fisher Investments after Ken Fisher's crude remarks.
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Jacqueline Sergeant
A study found that investors who have only an employer-sponsored retirement plan lack the knowledge to manage their finances.
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Bloomberg News
In an unthinkable new normal of negative interest rates, pensions weigh their options.
by
Jenny Leonard
The Trump administration is proposing limits on federal pension funds' China investments.
by
Evan Simonoff
There are several ways to look at the financial planning profession since it was conceived 50 years ago.
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Jacqueline Sergeant
Most companies that have 401(k)-type plans are interested in getting rid of defined-benefit liabilities.
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Laura Davison
A House of Representatives bill would bail out multi-employer pension plans on the verge of collapse.
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Christopher Robbins
The nation's retirement assets are up more than 7 percent since the end of last year, a new report says.
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Jacqueline Sergeant
Workers across generations have a savings advantage when they work with an advisor, a new survey says.
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Joyce Blay
The platform expands the company's ability to serve plans with $200 million or more in assets.
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Jacqueline Sergeant
Increased contributions and asset growth helped state pensions increase their funding ratios, a report says.
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