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Asserting its “profound interest,” the Department of Labor has provided a federal court with its insights on a case involving pension risk transfers — and a roadmap for fiduciaries to apply going ...

Here’s hoping that THIS financial wellness month, we’re able to help more folks both know about and take advantage of the available programs.

The Labor Department has weighed in in support of plan fiduciaries in a second forfeiture reallocation suit — with another likely in the wings.

Though not confirmed, that’s apparently the case according to a recent report. President Trump — as part of a broader Executive Order (EO) on home ownership and affordability — may seek to allow 401(k ...

The Atlanta-based Ferenczy Benefits Law Center (FBLC) on Thursday announced that high-profile ERISA attorney Fred Reish will be joining the firm as Of Counsel in 2026.

During a hearing hosted by a subcommittee of the House Committee on Education and Workforce, multiple witnesses advocated for changes to make annuities easier to use.

A new report claims that Americans lost nearly $1,000 last year due to a lack of financial literacy — and while that was less than the year before, the data seems a little . . . squishy.

The incomparable Nevin Adams will host an all-star panel of top ERISA attorneys during a Monday morning session at the NAPA 401(k) Summit in Tampa, Fla., April 19 – 21, 2006.

As we head deeper into 2026, our advocacy agenda remains ambitious and firmly grounded in practitioners' needs.

The parties in a case under consideration by the nation’s highest court — with implications for resolving the burden of proof in ERISA fiduciary breach litigation — have filed to dismiss the suit.

Gaul will report to ARA Chief Learning Officer Karen Barley, replacing Bob Kaplan, who retired at the end of last year after 8.5 years in the position.