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Employers are helping employees meet their retirement goals by customizing worker preferences and communication styles in 401(k) planning.

In light of changes to the retirement plan landscape, companies are increasing their focus on reducing retirement plan risk and ensuring that employees take appropriate advantage of their retirement plans.

In light of changes to the retirement plan landscape, companies are increasing their focus on reducing retirement plan risk and ensuring that employees take appropriate advantage of their retirement plans.

With the decline in the value of everyone's investments, the defined benefit plan—the old-fashioned pension plan—may have its own financial crisis.

Significantly fewer people today are covered by a defined benefit plan than when I started in this business 28 years ago.

I don’t get it. That’s my reaction after reading yet another article about the dangers of taking a loan out of your 401(k) plan.

To Roth Or Not To Roth? One of the questions that will come up in 401(k) plans, if your offers a Roth option is Are you better off making Roth contributions to your 401(k) plan or the traditional pre tax. 

A contributory plan may result in larger benefits, and many feel that contributions by employees heighten employee interest.

In light of a heightened regulatory environment, potential risk, spiraling costs and increased scrutiny by employees and the public, employers are re-evaluating their retirement program design.

Information about employee benefit plans must be provided to the federal government and to each participant and beneficiary at certain times in order to meet co