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Why Fred Reish’s Move to Prime Capital Matters to Plan Sponsors and Providers

Today’s industry news isn’t just another personnel announcement. When Fred Reish, a lawyer whose name has been synonymous with ERISA’s most complex fiduciary and regulatory issues for decades, changes teams, the whole retirement plan ecosystem should ta...

AI Isn’t a Gimmick Anymore: Why Participant Experience Is the New Retirement Battleground

the experience. Corporate Insight’s latest 2025 DC Plan Participant Website Experience Benchmark makes that clearer than ever, showing that artificial intelligence is no longer a futuristic add-on but a core differentiator in how recordkeepers serve partici...

When the Rules Shift Under Your Feet: DOL’s New Stance on ERISA Litigation

If there’s one thing retirement plan sponsors learn quickly, it’s that “settled law” in ERI...

Lifetime Income Options: Great in Theory, Complicated in Practice

For years, policymakers have promoted lifetime income options as the next evolution of defined cont...

Lifetime Income Options: Great in Theory, Complicated in Practice

For years, policymakers have promoted lifetime income options as the next evolution of defined cont...

The Quiet Crisis: Nearly Half of Full-Time Workers Left Out

Recent reporting shows that roughly 42% of full-time U.S. workers — more than 40 million people, ...

The Dust Settles: What DOL’s Move Means for 401(k) Sponsors

Just when the 401(k) frontier seemed to be getting a new sheriff , tougher advice standards, greate...

Into the Next Chapter: Why 401(k) Sponsors Must Rethink Retirement Income

A new study examining how retirees manage annuity payouts from defined-contribution plans should ma...

When Fiduciary Duty Goes Wrong: The 403(b) Dress-Down at One Brooklyn Health

The recent complaint against One Brooklyn Health System Inc. hits like a cold gust in a dusty front...

When a Recordkeeper Switch Becomes a Fiduciary Freefall

If you’re a plan sponsor reading this, you can sit back, relax, and think, “I’ll never be tha...