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Far too many plan participants when faced with a market reversal behave like poorly trained soldiers confronting their first battle.

A first line of defense: the service agreements RIAs place in front of prospects and clients.

The latest plan in Congress to cut business tax rates faces a major obstacle: U.S. businesses.

What will replace the crumbling structure of DB plans, to give todays 25-year-old worker a sense of retirement security?

The idea is to force 401(k) plan administrators to do a better job of disclosing their fees.

Steady market returns in 2014 played a big role in the trend, but that wasn't the only reason.

In 2013, nearly two-thirds of recently hired 401(k) participants were invested in balanced funds, which include all fund types that mitigate risk by blending securities.

Retirement assets held steady at $24.2 trillion at the end of the third quarter.