Sen. Elizabeth Warren cautioned the Labor Department against issuing a "weak" fiduciary standard as the agency readies its proposed rule.

A bill requiring the Social Security Administration to mail annual earnings statements to future beneficiaries has passed a House committee.

Paul A. Volcker, 92, former chairman of the Federal Reserve, died Sunday at his home in New York.

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce is working to connect service providers and local chambers to launch association retirement plans.

A bill that would allow workers to pay student debts by dipping into 401(k)s or individual retirement accounts was unveiled in the Senate.

Supreme Court justices heard arguments on both sides of an ERISA breach lawsuit examining plan sponsors and participants' responsibilities.

A group of institutional investors has renewed its call for Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg to give up his position as board chairman.

A bill will soon be introduced in Congress that would give part-time workers access to retirement plans offered to full-time employees.

Enforcement actions at the Department of Labor's Employee Benefits Security Administration rose sharply in fiscal year 2019.

A proposal to permit default electronic delivery of retirement plan disclosures is garnering high praise and calls for expansion.

The agency opposes a bill that would stop billions in retirement assets from being invested in an index fund that includes Chinese firms.

Only 40% of public companies think proxy firms carefully researched all relevant aspects of an issue on which they provided advice in 2019.

Two senators asked a committee to act on a bill to prevent a federal retirement plan from investing in a fund that includes Chinese firms.