Everyone agrees something must be done to shore up Social Security, but numerous proposals out there show that not everyone agrees on the method.

Workers are slowly closing the gap between what they are saving and what they need to save for retirement.

An Illinois registered investment advisory company has been ordered by a federal judge to pay back $1.2 million to four pension plan client accounts. The co-founder of the company used the money to invest in personal business interests, including a restaurant and a film distribution company.

While financial benefits are very important to employees, employers need to do a better job communicating those benefits to them, according to a new study by Bank of America Merrill Lynch.

Diversified is giving plan sponsors advice on how to design their plans to optimize employee retirement savings.

The economy is making investors of all ages pessimistic, according to a new Wells Fargo/Gallup survey.

A new international retirement survey by AEGON found that most working adults are very pessimistic they will have the funds they need to retire comfortably.

The large decline in equity markets and lower interest rates conspired to bring the funded status of the typical U.S. corporate pension plan to 69.8 percent in May, its lowest level since December 2007.