Securian recently rolled out its Personal Savings Illustration, customized specifically for employees who are eligible but not participating in their retirement plans.

Pre-retiree men are preparing more for retirement than women, but both sexes appear to put off the bulk of their preparation until nearing retirement.

The recession and complex new regulations appear not to have hurt the 403(b) retirement plan system, according to a new survey.

A Scranton, Pa., grand jury has indicted the principals of a landscape architectural and civil engineering firm for allegedly embezzling money from the retirement accounts of their employees.

Group Insurance Solutions has renamed itself WorkforceTactix, a name that company officials say they hope will show its overall expansion.

Coming of a first quarter where it earned $396 million, Nationwide said it plans to fill 1,400 open positions across the country.

A subsidiary of the Marsh insurance brokerage is buying one of the largest regional insurance brokerages in New England, an acquisition that will make Marsh & McLennan Agency the country’s 12th largest insurance agency.

The White House has announced the allocation of $5 billion for a temporary program to make it easier for employers to provide health coverage for early retirees.

A life insurance trade group is telling federal officials the vital role that guaranteed lifetime income options can have in workplace retirement plans.

Finding funding for uninsured medical expenses worries people as much as funding their retirements, a new survey finds.