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Much of the focus for improving the 401(k) system has been on increasing participation. But scant attention has been paid to plugging retirement plan leakage.

As more wealth accumulates in 401(k) plans and divorcing baby boomers split it up, more retirement savers are getting to know a little abbreviation that packs a big punch: QDRO.

Yes, Americans aren't saving enough for retirement -- but they are saving more than they did, a study shows.

Retirement plan sponsors in the nonprofit world may think the DOL fiduciary rule doesn't apply to them, a survey from PSCA suggests -- but this might be an opportunity for advisors and providers to offer help, says Principal's national 403(b) practice leader, Aaron Friedman.

Most plan sponsors avoid making annuities available in 401(k) plans. Is it fear of liability risk or the complexity of the products? And what is the current DOL's role? Industry experts offer their views.

How dramatically has life insurance changed since the Cubs last won a World Series? Check out these milestones.

Recently, a Wells Fargo & Co. employee pointed her finger at the company for a different kind of financial painthe hit to her 401(k) retirement savings account. Here's the takeaway for you.

As states move on retirement plans, questions remain as to whether or not state payroll deduction programs would inadvertently cause participating employers to establish ERISA-covered plans.