Any question as to whether or not sales were impacted by the June 9 partial implementation date of the Labor Departments fiduciary rule could be put to rest by one of LIMRAs findings.

Ross Bremen, head of NEPCs defined contribution practice, expects further declines in fees next year -- a trend he sees as both good and not so good. Here's why.

Looking at the 401(k) excessive fees case Tibble v. Edison, which went to the Supreme Court, who really benefits from the tens of millions in damages and settlements sponsors and providers have paid?

While fiduciary rule opponents and consumer advocates argue over the rule's private right-of-action provision, Morningstar thinks it has a way to appease both industry and consumer advocates.

Two surveys from SIFMA and FSR detail how the fiduciary rule has affected brokerage and advisory services -- impacting workloads, rollover advice, funds offered, and more.

Although many plan sponsors think reducing or eliminating tax incentives to contribute to 401(k) plans would reduce savings rates, new research on contribution rates to Roth 401(k) plans contradicts them.

Here's why fiduciary rule proponents say there's no legally justifiable reason for Labor to delay the fiduciary rule.

Many in the financial and insurance services industry will welcome the news that Labor is seeking a delay of the fiduciary rule -- but a delay is not guaranteed, nor can OMB immediately sign off on the request.