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Marlene Y. Satter has worked in and written about the financial industry for decades.
Despite the benefits, only 52 percent of HR professionals say their organization uses people data to tackle business problems.
Sponsors' chief concern is participants running out of money in retirement.
Milliman presents both an optimistic and pessimistic forecast of what lies ahead for those plans' funded status.
A new study from Bankrate.com finds that 19 million Americans say they plan never to retire.
Collecting Social Security is a big worry for a lot of financial advisors' clients -- could a conversation help?
A variety of factors are driving employers to take a closer look at how they compensate workers and the incentives they offer.
According to the Entrust Group's Real Estate Investor Market Research Report, IRAs are buying more property in the midwest.
More money spent on health care will mean less spent on priorities such as education, transportation and public safety.
53 percent of households that have gone through a divorce are at risk in retirement, statistics show.
The latest action includes CMS guidance to assist states in leveraging Medicaid to combat the opioid epidemic.