During his remarks at a cabinet meeting today, VA Secretary Doug Collins patted himself on the back for forcing 30,000 employees out of the VA. Collins bragged, "30,000 took early retirement." Three ...

LeBron James set yet another NBA record on Nov. 18 when he suited up for his 23rd season, breaking a tie between him and Vince Carter for most seasons by a single player. The four-time champion missed ...

The Detroit Lions were hoping to get a major boost to their offensive line during the playoff push with the news four-time Pro Bowl center Frank Ragnow was going to come out of retirement and rejoin ...

75% of full-time workers have access to employer-sponsored defined contribution plans. Employer and employee contributions to qualified plans are pre-tax, though some plans have Roth options. Defined ...

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How much you need to retire on is an age-old question with numerous answers, depending on when you plan to retire, what type of lifestyle you want and other factors. But there are some general ...

457(b) plans are similar to 401(k)s, but they're only offered to government and nonprofit employees. Participants over 50 can make higher catch-up contributions. Investment fees in 457 plans may ...

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Allison Schrager is a Bloomberg Opinion columnist covering economics. A senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute, she is author of “An Economist Walks Into a Brothel: And Other Unexpected Places to ...

The Virginia Retirement System expects to adopt comparable rates for state agencies and school divisions to pay for their employees’ long-term pension benefits in the next two-year state budget, even ...