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Pension Plans Cheaper than 401(k)s, Report Argues
'The cost differences are a key consideration for employers and policymakers'
‘Collective Defined Contribution’ Plans Set to Launch in UK
Hybrid DB-DC design being unveiled in Great Britain intended to result in a better retirement outcome for participants compared to traditional DC models
Why Cash Balance Plans are Sophisticated, Effective and Incredibly Frustrating
'It's going to be a hot topic for many years to come,' says Jake Rushton
Pensions See Strongest Policy and Market Environments in Years
“Defined Benefit (DB) pension plans in the United States are emerging from the COVID-19 pandemic into one of…
Comparing Public and Private Asset Allocations
Public Retirement Research Lab reveals data on public pensions, target-date funds, and participant investment trends.
No Improvement in Pension Funding Despite Stock Market Rise
The funded status of the nation’s largest corporate pension plans started and finished 2020 at the same level.…
Is There Really a Retirement Crisis?
NOT TO DIMINISH the severity of recent coronavirus-fueled market events, but it’s not exactly news to note the…
Combating The Washington Post’s Ridiculous 401(k) Criticism
Democracy dies in darkness, and so apparently do retirement plans. The Bezos-owned Washington Post is out with a…
Global Retirement Assets Bounce Back—Big Time
Strong equity gains in some of the largest markets worldwide caused global retirement assets to soar in 2019. Here's why.
Alarming Number of Retirees Rely Solely on Social Security
A new report finds that a large portion—40%—of older Americans rely only on Social Security income in retirement.…