Sarah Lesselbaum, who works about 20 hours a week, cut high-expense investments and put more money into savings.

Taking action in these areas can help any business owner not only improve their financial security and confidence but also help their employees save.

The new offering is designed to expand access to workplace retirement plans for small and medium-sized businesses to "pool" their assets into a single plan, while alleviating the administrative ...

Many small business owners plan on retiring over the next several years but have 80% of their wealth tied up in their companies.

“This is a very positive response from DC plan advisers because the SECURE 2.0 opportunity is helping establish small, new ...

Whether you're self-employed now or plan to start a small business in retirement, a Solo 401(k) is an ideal way to keep your investments flowing. Here's how.

Legislation in the state House would give employees of small businesses a new way to save for retirement with a "Work and ...

Robeson, introduced legislation on Wednesday that would offer millions of North Carolinians a retirement savings program to ...

Effective January 1, the SECURE 2.0 Act makes part-time employees who have met service criteria eligible for ...

utilizing their employers’ retirement plan to save. Additionally, 58% of Americans surveyed are committing at least 9% of their annual income towards retirement. Yet, many report feeling behind ...

While increased coverage and access remain its primary purpose, the expanded number of plans established under SECURE 2.0 means more plan sponsors and participant clients for retirement plan advisors.

Federal legislation to protect workers’ retirement savings was signed into law in 1974: the Employee Retirement Income Security Act, or ERISA. It's having a midlife crisis.