The wide-ranging session featured THE One Big Beautiful Bill (OBBB), the government shutdown, new department and agency leadership, private-market assets in 401(k)s, bills introduced in Congress to ...

J.J. McKinney, 2025 ASPPA President, at the Oct. 26 opening session of the ASPPA Annual welcomed 2026 ASPPA President Shannon Edwards as she assumed her leadership of the organization.

The recognition will celebrate the recordkeeper wholesaler partners that third-party administrators (TPA) rely on to help build their business and serve their clients.

At the Oct. 26 opening session of the ASPPA Annual conference in San Diego, 2025 American Retirement Association President Marjorie Mann passed the gavel to incoming President Sam Brandwein.

Equip yourself with the knowledge, connections, and skills that will define tomorrow's retirement solutions. Keep up to date on everything happening at ASPPA Annual. Keep checking this page for ...

There are many facets to cybersecurity, many nuances and hard realities. A professional uniquely positioned to discuss cybersecurity in the context of retirement plans offers her insights on ...

The IRS has issued a draft version of Form 8881 and its instructions, giving small employers a head start in gathering data for 2025 reporting on pension plan start-up costs and more.

Legislation is before the Senate that would permit federal contractors and their employees to withdraw funds from a qualified retirement account without penalty during a government shutdown, as long ...

It’s that time! Time for the annual gathering that draws ASPPA members for a golden opportunity to discuss issues relevant to our industry, practices, and to share and gain knowledge that will help ...

The middle class embodies the American dream and represents more than half of the U.S. population. What are their retirement prospects?

Fixed-rate withdrawal strategies for retirement spending like the 4% rule are challenged by a study which instead proposes a framework for decumulation centered around a ladder of Treasury ...

The Social Security Administration has announced that there will be a modest increase in the cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) for 2026. So how much was it?