New may not always be better, but it is what the retirement industry needs right now.

So how do Americans really feel about retirement saving and investing?

Assets held in 529 college savings plans increased 16.7% last year as the largest state plans continued to attract the bulk of assets.

What's State Street Global Advisor's next big destination for expanding its retirement business? 

Word to the wise sponsor when it comes to target-date funds: No, not any QDIA will do, and bigger companies aren't always better.

As the banking industry continues its consolidation trend, advisors will increasingly find themselves in search of greener pastures for themselves and their clients.

A high-achieving school in Washington offers unexpected lessons for planners everywhere.

Charles Schwab Corporation continues to tout low fees with the announcement of first-year results for Schwab Index Advantage.

The Internal Revenue Service said Wednesday that it has observed problems with the filings for education tax credits that could be delaying processing of tax returns.

Looking for that next career opportunity has changed. Long gone are the days of paper resumes. Today, you need to be innovative in order to be seen.

It's an advisor's market, as firms with diverse practice models strive to nab top talent.

Advisors may be able to erase mark against them from disputes in which they were not directly named.

With the possibility FINRA will adopt new rules on compensation disclosure, advisors contemplating a move in the next three years may want to make it now.

It's time to stop talking about 'finding your passion.' There's another strategy advisors should consider.

Russell is looking for a new director of defined contribution.

According to Joe Hurley, founder of Savingforcollege.com, by far the most frequently asked questions he receives from advisors concern the impact of 529 plans on financial aid.

Cerulli's latest Retirement Edition is out, this time with insight into the development of institutional investment vehicles, particularly collective trust funds (CTFs).

Prudential has picked up a new line-up of target-date funds for defined contribution plan participants.

This increase indicates that “investors are successfully using 529 plans for their intended purpose of qualified higher education expenses,” according to the Financial Research Corp.

Most people don't set specific goals for their careers or their lives and each year turns out like the last. Don't fall into that rut-life is too short to be mediocre.