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2012's sweep of retirement reforms will likely stall, critics note, leading to much larger and impossible-to-manage costs in the not-so-far future.

Florida's Supreme Court has approved moves to force state employees to contribute cash to their own retirement plans.

Despite a rough economy in recent years, Los Angeles has managed to stay ahead of the curve when it comes to saving for workers' retirement and long-term health care costs.

Washington Investment Advisors' new tool, Personal Retirement View, aggregates data from multiple third-party administrators and employee census information into a personalized consolidated retirement income planning report.

According to the Arizona Republic, a new proposal to substitute a 401(k)-style plan for professional politicians and judges might save the public hundreds of millions of dollars.

The time may be right to refocus clients on the goals they expect to achieve with municipal bonds, and to take a good look at their portfolios.

Rather than blowing a Crime Stoppers-style windfall on new fire trucks, two R.I. towns have patched up their pension problems. If other towns could be so lucky.

Near all-time-low interest rates are creating massive demand for pension bond issues that have offered some very strong yields to investors - and relief to retirees.