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Increasing part-time workers' ability to access their employer's 401(k) plan is a worthy feature of the SECURE Act.

States should hold off on enacting their own fiduciary standards for now and give the SEC's rule time to work.

State legislatures owe it to their public employees to clear away any legal roadblocks to auto enrollment.

Congress must take action to correct imbalances in the Social Security system, which could see its trust funds exhausted as soon as 2035.

Some of the best minds in finance have turned their attention to the problem of making sure retirees don't outlive their retirement assets.

Lyft's IPO with dual-class shares has reignited a debate about whether companies should be allowed such structures when they go public.

Congress appears ready to tackle issue of millions of private-sector employees not having access to an employer-sponsored retirement plan.

The nation must find ways to help more workers without access to an employer retirement plan save for their future beyond an IRA.

Troubles with the city pension funds in Chicago, Los Angeles and New York offer an ominous tale.