More than a third of Americans surveyed say they'd like to work with a professional to manage their retirement accounts, but don't think they have enough money to do so.

California's massive CALPERS system has been accused of avoiding emerging money managers. No matter who's in charge, they've been losing money, the system notes.

A Schwab study indicates enthusiasm among ETF investors, but a lack of long-term financial knowledge - needs that could be better addressed.

After the release of data suggesting Mitt Romney might have an IRA worth $101 million, the Treasury Department and the IRS say they will investigate potential abuses.

Asset inflows into global exchange-traded funds and exchange-traded products hit an all-time high at the end of Q3 2012, with a total of $188 billion generated so far this year

Plan sponsors (and providers) can scope out the competition with a tool demonstrating participant-level online and offline experiences with their DC plans.

California inches closer to a publicly run retirement system for disenfranchised private workers. Critics suggest the state's existing retirement expertise ain't so hot.

Married families with children have taken more steps to secure their retirement future, but too could use financial education and advisor assistance, too.