Phil McAndrews, senior managing director and chief investment officer, TIAA-CREF's global real estate business, discussed his outlook on the state of real estate investing.

Unhappy with plan participation rates, Ohio Deferred Compensation Executive Director Keith Overly looked to behavioral finance for guidance.

Stephen King can make anything scary, even retirement savings.

As with any regulatory and legislative efforts, the Dodd-Frank Act has its critics and supporters. To gauge the impact of the law, Pensions & Investments reporters reached out to regulators, architects of the bill, money managers, plan sponsors and others about its effect on institutional investing, banking and markets. Their comments have been edited for space and clarity.

Take a look at how Greece's debt level compares with the rest of the eurozone countries.

The Federal Reserve Open Market Committee is meeting this week. At which of the remaining meetings this year will the Fed increase short-term interest rates?

The S&P 500 was up in the first quarter, the ninth consecutive positive quarter of the current bull market.

Sherry Youngblood discusses Denso Corp.'s efforts to not only get all the employees of the auto parts maker to participate in its 401(k) plan, but make sure they retire with 75% income replacement.

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Choosing a mutual fund in a 401(k) plan is a lot like buying jam at the grocery store, according to a documentary on PBS, “Thinking Money: The Psychology Behind Our Best and Worst Financial Decisions.”

By a small margin, P&I Online readers support the U.S. government increasing the Social Security retirement age.

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