Companies have been eager to shed the plans for several reasons. The simplest one is risk: A pension is a liability that sits on an employer’s balance sheet for a very long time, and it has to be paid even if business is slow and markets are down.Read More

With "Peak 65" just around the corner, America’s patchwork retirement income policy is showing its age.Read More

In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, there was a heightened demand for advisor guidance and expertise.Read More

Things appear to be moving slowly back toward the “old normal.”Read More

Corporate tax reduction and strong investment returns have put pension plans in a good place, a NISA study finds.Read More

Retirement planning and gaining income from assets in an effort to seek future financial protection is gaining steam.Read More

Without thoughtful preparation, offloading liabilities can be a costly and time-consuming endeavor.Read More

The largest U.S. corporate pension plans finished 2020 with a higher funding deficit than a year before.Read More

Pension funded levels have recovered rapidly from the lows of the pandemic, according to GSAM.Read More

Data from InvestmentNews Research and an annuities webcast show that more advisers are interested in the products.Read More