A 401(k) is a defined contribution plan. You put away a set amount each paycheck, your employer may match some percentage of the contribution, and years later, you declare your own financial ...

If you're saving for retirement, chances are good you're using a 401(k) to do it. These workplace retirement accounts (or the equivalent versions for public sector workers) are the most common ...

A U.S. Government Accountability Office study reported that 41% of American workers are unaware that 401(k) plans carry fees. Yet these fees can cost a workers thousands (and thousands) of dollars ...

A new excessive fee suit targets not only decisions on forfeiture reallocation, but also a decision to invest in “structurally opaque” collective investment trust target-date fund series.