It's time for plan sponsors to rethink legacy investment lineups, a Willis Towers Watson paper suggests.

The Equifax hack reminds us that employers need to be vigilant about keeping employee information safe, especially data from such benefits as a 401(k) plan. Here are 8 tips to help.

The economy has been humming along, but employees arent going to see much benefit from it.

Employees who participate in their companys ESPP are 3 times more likely to sell company stock for emergency cash, rather than take a loan from their 401(k), Fidelity research shows.

Democrats are furious, particularly since the Congressional Budget Office has indicated that it wont be able to provide a full breakdown of the health care bill until next week.

A report from Insurance Journal says that early employer respondents indicate that they expect their average cost per employee for health benefits will rise by 4.3 percent in 2018.

More than half of retirees would go back to work given the right opportunities, a RAND Corporation study finds.

Even though full implementation of the fiduciary rule has been delayed, there are still actions advisors need to take.