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$46 Trillion and a Match to Be Reckoned With

When Pew reports that U.S. retirement assets crossed nearly $46 trillion in Q2 2025, itâ€...

$46 Trillion: A Milestone Wrapped in Responsibility

When total U.S. retirement assets hit a record $45.8 trillion in Q2 2025, it was headline...

When Even a Firm of Lawyers Is Accused of Mishandling Retirement Assets

It’s one thing for a corporate giant to be hit with fiduciary litigation—but quite an...

The Coming Shift in Catch-Up Contributions — What Plan Sponsors Need to Do Now

If you thought catch-up contributions were settled territory, think again. The IRS has no...

Retirement Plan Committees and the Ego Problem

Whenever I sit with a retirement plan committee, I can’t help but be reminded of my exp...

A New EBSA Era? Senate Confirms Aronowitz to Lead

Good news — the Senate has confirmed Daniel Aronowitz as Assistant Secretary of Labor, ...

Roth Catch-Up Regulations: What Plan Providers Must Do Now

The clock is ticking. Starting January 1, 2026, the world of catch-up contributions chang...

Late Night TV: Headed for Extinction

Forget the politics for a second. Let’s call late night TV what it is right now: a wast...

Forfeiture Suit Mostly Dismissed — What Plan Fiduciaries Should Know

The latest chapter in the wave of forfeiture reallocation lawsuits comes from Armenta v. ...

Retirement Assets Hit Record Highs — But Don’t Get Complacent

The Investment Company Institute reports that U.S. retirement assets bounced back in Q2 2...