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Defined Benefit Plan
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U.S. Needs ‘Hybrid’ Retirement Plan System: Report
TIAA Institute researchers say system needs to incorporate best features from DC and DB plans to address longer retirements, changing work patterns
Employees Unhappy with Retirement Benefits
The report by Nuveen analyzes how plan sponsors can use employee feedback to restructure their workplace benefits
Senate Committee Agrees that Social Security is Essential—Not Much Else
Opinion: Why Wednesday’s Senate HELP Committee hearing missed the mark—wrong issue, wrong committee
DB vs. DC: Wednesday Senate Hearing Dives Deep Into ‘Retirement Crisis’
Sen. Bill Cassidy leads defense of 401(k)s in back-and-forth HELP Committee hearing with disagreements about “crisis” causes and solutions
Sanders, Cassidy, Ghilarducci Among Those Pushing Pensions in Washington This Week
Conference Tuesday and senate hearing Wednesday feature agendas favoring DB plans in response to “retirement crisis”
DB Pensions: Continued ‘Life Support’ More Likely than a ‘Full Recovery’
IBM revitalizes an Individual Account Pension Plan … for now
3M to Freeze U.S. Pension Plan in 2028 in Favor of 401(k)s
Move from a pension plan to a 401(k) structure has been underway since company closed its pension plan to new hires in 2009
What’s Behind IBM’s Move to Unfreeze its DB Plan with Cambridge Associates’ Brian McDonnell
Joining us to discuss IBM's DB Plan and its wider implications within the retirement industry is Brian McDonnell, Head of the Global Pension Practice at Cambridge Associates.
IBM 401(k) Replacement Elicits Questions from Retirement Leaders
The company's move to change its 401(k) match poses the question of a bigger shift to the defined benefit market
What We Need in Retirement
Jack Towarnicky takes issue with a recent Wall Street Journal piece advocating to bring back corporate pension plans