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The simplicity of target date funds has made them popular, particularly among 401(k) savers. But investors may be paying a price.

Representative Mark Desaulnier has introduced legislation that is even more dangerous with Silicon Valley's increased censorship.

Asset managers, insurance companies and employers are moving toward making guaranteed lifetime income options more broadly available through 401(k) plans.

Asset managers, insurance companies and employers are moving toward making guaranteed lifetime income options more broadly available through 401(k) plans.

Asset managers, insurance companies and employers are moving toward making guaranteed lifetime income options more broadly available through 401(k) plans.

Just because you’re in the will doesn’t mean you’re sitting pretty. Also: Does October deserve its scary reputation for stocks?

Yes--but only if it is a good one.

Insurance Post A tale of two countries encountering retirement income needs Getty Images In the second Market Insight piece by Insurance Posts sister expert research brand Chartis, its research director, wealth management, Denise Valentine looks at how the UK and US authorities are taking steps to encourage people to plan and invest for their retirements. Denise Valentine, research director, Chartis Research Societies are not apples-to-apples comparisons as they are impacted by different social...

Changes to the minimum distribution rules get some added wrinkles from the IRS.

However, he said, the differences between the bills would need to get worked out. And, exactly how to offset any resulting revenue losses could be a sticking point. "The House bill has some pay-fors," said Paul Richman, chief government and political affairs officer for the Insured Retirement Institute. "The Senate bill has none at all, but that could change." Called the Securing a Strong Retirement Act — and nicknamed "Secure 2.0" — the House bill received unanimous approval last month fro...