House Bill 78 aims to rebuild stability in public service and strengthen the workforce that keeps Alaska running.

The board is mulling changes that could have a big impact on the annual cost, and mulling projections that an economic downturn would sharply raise it.

What’s New The New School, a progressive private university in New York City, has told employees it plans to reduce its work force about 15 percent by June 1, according to an em ...

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A full career as a California Highway Patrol officer or a Cal Fire firefighter often ends with a six-figure pension.

Lawmakers should learn from their costly pension mistakes that paved the way for CalPERS to accrue over $160 billion in unfunded pension liabilities for benefits promised to current and past ...

Withdrawal credits in a pension plan are an essential aspect of retirement planning, as they represent the accumulated value of an employee's pension benefits at the time they leave their job or ...

Michigan would offer a retirement plan for workers who don’t already have one available at their job under bills heard in the ...

An ex-Nexus Services executive has reached an agreement to restore $117,000 to a 401(k) plan after a civil complaint was ...

Meanwhile, overall plan costs have continued to trend lower over the past decade. Total expenses measured on a plan-weighted basis fell from 1.02% in 2009 to 0.74% in 2023. Participant-weighted ...

Bill co-sponsor said the barriers to retirement plans are too high for many employees and small businesses. She hopes the ...

Lifetime earnings, career interruptions and caregiving responsibilities continue to shape retirement outcomes for women in ...