There are benefits to adopting the technology. Yes, even for plan advisors.

The number of billionaires in the world drops, American workers lack retirement plans and IBM's Watson tackles financial services.

The National Association of Plan Advisors kicked off their 2017 401(k) Summit on Sunday in Las Vegas, attracting more than 900 attendees who sell, advertise, support and service 401(k) plans.

Literature on its potential impact is quite scarce.

A trio of benefit directors tell plan advisors at NAPA’s 401(k) Summit what they like about retirement plan advisors and what they can live without.

Only 41 percent of workers have even tried to figure out how much they need in savings to retire comfortably.

The case will test the SEC’s theory that outsiders are liable for trading on inside tips even if they received the information before agreeing not to use it.

Author and NAPA 401(k) Summit keynote speaker Scott McKain on getting beyond clichés, embracing creativity and understanding what it is you don’t do.