business - "retirement"

'There's a temptation that just shouldn't be there.' Two lawmakers are proposing legislation that would block former Federal Aviation Administration employees from working for airlines immediately after their retirement. via Federal Times

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Watson Wyatt Worldwide, a leading global consulting firm, announced today the appointment of Jim Shaddy as director of retirement consulting services in North America, effective immediately. [UNITED STATES]

Once again, Kiplinger?s is teaming with the National Association of Personal Financial Advisors to offer 2 days of free financial advice. This advice would normally cost you $100 to $250...

You?re playing a game and all at once someone shouts ?Do over? and everyone starts the game over. You get ?do overs? in quite a few things in life but...

We're looking for passionate and enthusiastic individual to be the Guide to the retirement Planning site on About.com!What sort of information do we want the new Guide to provide?Well, we're...

A defined benefit retirement or pension plan is becoming more and more obsolete in favor of defined contribution plans. There are, however, several companies that still offer these plans to...

With many financial services firms looking to build online advice tools, it's important to understand consumer appetite for them. To help eBusiness professionals, we asked online investors in seven European countries which online investment tools or features they consider important - and which ones they currently use. When it comes to online retirement and investment planning advice tools, it is clear that consumers don't understand their value. eBusiness executives need to build effective online advice tools and show people how the tools can help them achieve their financial goals.

Recent case law and regulatory developments will affect sponsors of employee benefit plans subject to the Employee retirement Income Security Act of 1974 (?ERISA?) and may warrant their immediate review of existing administrative procedures and service arrangements for such plans. The U.S. Supreme Court?s decision in LaRue v. DeWolff (128 S. Ct. 1020, February 20, 2008) affects sponsors of individual account employee pension benefit plans. Regulations proposed by the U.S. Department of Labor (?DOL?) on February 29, 2008 will govern the timing of deposits of participant contributions by sponsors of employee pension and welfare benefit plans, while a Field Assistance Bulletin (?FAB?) issued by the DOL on February 1, 2008 provides guidance on the responsibilities of plan fiduciaries and trustees for monitoring and collection of delinquent contributions to employee pension and welfare benefit plans.

Inadequate retirement incomes are forcing growing numbers of pensioners to move home in a bid to reduce their living costs, a survey shows.