There are various reasons why an employer may decide to terminate a retirement plan, such as changes in company structure, financial difficulties, or shifting employee benefits priorities. Regardless ...

Plan sponsors are increasingly seeking solutions that provide enough retirement income for the most participants, but powerful forces can sidetrack progress toward that goal. Retirement assets also ...

Office of Personnel Management officials hope a new document for federal employees planning their retirement will reduce frustration with the complicated and often lengthy process—and maybe help ...

Retirement planning begins with determining your long-term financial goals and tolerance for risk, and then starting to take ...

A retirement letter serves as an official declaration of your departure from a job, giving your employer ample time to find a replacement or allocate your duties elsewhere. This strategy ensures a ...

Get the latest federal technology news delivered to your inbox. Federal retirement applications will have to be electronic starting early next month, marking a step away from the government’s ...

As employee benefit advisers, financial advisers and insurance agents, our job is to help employees prepare for a financially secure retirement as seamlessly as possible. For plan sponsors, this also ...

Several years ago, my wife and I attended a “preparing for retirement” seminar. After the session, my wife turned to me and asked, “how do dumb people retire?” I was caught off-guard by what appeared ...

Planning for retirement can seem complicated, intimidating and completely overwhelming at first. But by taking just a handful of small, simple steps, anyone can pave a path to the retirement of their ...

Many federal employees dream about the day they can start their life after government. If this is your year for retirement and you’ve already set a date, then it’s time to begin the process of ...

It’s easy to be overwhelmed by all the decisions you need to make when you’re preparing for retirement. So, let's talk about toothpaste. That's a more manageable topic than retirement, right? Imagine ...