Financial Planning

A pair of lawmakers have introduced a bipartisan bill in the House that would provide relief to nonprofits, such as the Girl Scouts, which now have higher pension funding rules than taxable, for-profit companies.

Family health and the costs of long-term care and financial support for extended family have emerged as major concerns for high net worth investors and their families, with family health perceived as the biggest risks to family wealth, according to a new survey.

Fifty-four percent of millennials said that debt is currently their biggest financial concern, according to a new survey that found young adults struggling in the wake of the Great Recession.

A trio of lawmakers in Congress have introduced a bill in the House that would modify the definition of fiduciary under the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 to make clear that appraisers of employee stock ownership plans are not fiduciaries under ERISA.

Workday vice president Mark Nittler explains why so-called "bolt-on" business intelligence offerings are soon to be replaced by embedded analytics.

Americans in their sixties are taking more money out of their IRAs than those who are older, according to a new report.

CPA-based wealth management firm Hewins Financial Advisors has teamed up with accounting firm Wipfli LLP to introduce Cue Wealth Management Solutions, a strategic partnering system for CPA and registered investment advisor firms.

Members of Congress have introduced several bills this week to keep student loan interest rates from doubling in July.

Intacct has unveiled Flex Reporting, a new tool designed to allow strategic CFOs to manage performance, look at financial metrics -- particularly accounting measures-- and performance related information unique to an organization.

KPMG has launched KPMG Link Cost Projector – Online, a Web-based version of its global mobility budgeting software, designed to serve international HR and finance departments.