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We're once again left scratching our heads at another inexplicable burst of violence in our home town. We're just as lost as you are.

New Jersey's Supreme Court is expected to rule Tuesday on a challenge to a law that requires judges to contribute more to their pensions and health insurance.

Anyone overly aggressive in pushing an investment or using a "scarcity tactic" should be avoided by those managing their own IRAs - as scammers abound.

More than a dozen employees have put in for retirement in San Bernardino, hoping to cash out before bankruptcy proceedings began.

EBSA's new tool helps plan sponsors protect themselves from fiduciary responsibility if service providers fail to comply with 408(b)(2) disclosure requirements.

Individuals who had control over two retirement plans in Columbus, Ohio, owe the plans more than half a million dollars and were ordered by a federal judge to pay the money back.

A nonprofit calling for state finance reform has done its own math and suggests total unfunded pension liabilities at the state and local level top $4.6 trillion.

U.S. states face long-term budget burdens that are already limiting their ability to pay for basic services such as law enforcement, local schools and transportation, a report released Tuesday said.