By taking advantage of workplace wellness offerings, American employees are approaching their work with more energy and motivation.

Major tax law changes that would affect retirement plans likely wont take place in 2013, but the retirement community is watching regulators and the U.S. Department of Labor very closely.

The Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation filed a $97 million lawsuit against The Renco Group Inc. and its affiliates for attempting to evade their pension obligations.

The California public employee pension plan has launched a new initiative to drive innovative thought leadership throughout the organization.

The Insured Retirement Institute has unveiled its new members-only website, myIRIonline.org, catered to meet the needs of financial advisors and broker-dealer/distributor members

Less than half of small businesses in the United States offer benefits to their employees, the lowest level in two decades, according to new LIMRA research.

During the past decade, the highest rate of increases in educational attainment were doctorate and masters degrees, according to new statistics from the U.S. Census Bureau.

A new survey finds that baby boomers are not focusing enough on their physical well-being and many are finding themselves struggling to juggle competing priorities