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Aging America: Seeking softer retirement landing

By Matt Sedensky | May 29, 2013

Soft landings allow workers to scale back hours before plunging into retirement.

Prudential holds voluntary benefits briefing

By Michael K. Stanley | November 20, 2012

The evolving landscape of employer-sponsored health care with regards to the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act and the implications that the law will have on voluntary benefits were discussed at a Prudential briefing in New York yesterday.

Shenandoah Life Successfully Exits Receivership

By Noah Guillaume | May 9, 2012

After three years in receivership, Shenandoah Life Insurance Co. made a successful exit following a $60 million capital infusion from Prosperity Life Insurance Group LLC. Hans Carstensen, former head of Aviva Life, has been named president and CEO.

401(k)s to Overtake Pensions as Primary Retirement Vehicle in 2012

By Joyce Hanson, AdvisorOne | March 1, 2012

With more people saving for retirement in 401(k)-type plans than in traditional pensions, employees need better guidance from plan sponsors, says State Street Global Advisors.

Retirement Sector Veteran Nevin Adams to Join EBRI

By Staff Writer | October 28, 2011

Nevin E. Adams, retirement-sector veteran, will join the nonpartisan, non-advocacy Employee Benefit Research Institute as director of Education and External Relations.

Carriers Promote National Retirement Planning Week

By Staff Writer | April 7, 2011

Lincoln Financial Group, the National Retirement Planning Coalition and Allianz Life Insurance Company are among the companies joining with the Insured Retirement Institute to sponsor National Retirement Planning Week

Revised Proposal Mandates Level Fee

By Arthur D. Postal | March 3, 2010

Broker-dealers and advisors can only be paid on a "level-fee" basis for providing investment suggestions to retirement plan beneficiaries under a revised rule proposed by the Obama administration Friday.