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A lawyer defending the governments decision to designate MetLife a company 'too big to fail,' was questioned in court. MetLife's lawsuit is the biggest challenge yet to the regulatory council led by Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew since its creation as part of the Dodd-Frank law.

Student loan debt affects not just saving for retirement, but causes people to delay home purchases, which can also cut the amount of funds they may have available in retirement.

Congress must enact 'bold changes' to fix the retirement savings crisis, director of the Center for Retirement Research tells Senate Finance Committee.

The largest U.S. life insurer, MetLife, plans to separate much of its domestic retail business as CEO Steve Kandarian works to shrink the company.

In our next year-in-review installment, executives at Prudential, John Hancock, and ADP review 2015 and look to 2016 in the defined contribution market.

Stetson University in Florida has retained TIAA-CREF as sole recordkeeper, and Prudential Retirement has added as clients the City of Shelton, Connecticut, and Interfaith Medical Center.

Pension de-risking is becoming a growing market. Here's 5 things sponsors need to think about de-risking.

Prudential Financial Inc., which expanded in recent years by acquiring units from rivals that were narrowing their focus, would be open to additional deals to add blocks of life insurance coverage or pension assets, its CEO said.