State law seems to be ratcheting up the scrutiny of corporate behavior including the behavior of officers and executives. In this article we consider the issues that are likely to arise as officer conduct is scrutinized more closely using state corporate fiduciary principles. The challenge is...

We investigate the validity of the argument by the financial services industry to “roll over your ‘old' 401(k) plan” because 401(k)-type plans have a limited number of investment options, while IRAs have a virtually unlimited number of options. We empirically analyze the diversification of...

Achieving long-run Social Security solvency requires addressing rising life expectancy. Increasing the Full Retirement Age (FRA), while holding the Early Entitlement Age (EEA) fixed, could be effective but eventually will result in replacement rates that are viewed by many as too low. A possible...