The U.S. Labor Department has issued guidance concerning a late-term Trump-era rule it allowed to take effect earlier this year that broadened the kinds of retirement plan investments from which financial advisers can profit.

The IRS said Tuesday it would continue to waive penalties for employers who don’t deposit in a timely fashion taxes related to employees affected by Covid-19.

National Union Fire Insurance Co. of Pittsburgh properly denied accidental death benefits on behalf of a woman who bled to death after accidentally cutting her dialysis catheter while changing a bandage, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit ruled Tuesday.

Health insurers are expected to pay $2.1 billion in refunds to Obamacare enrollees this fall, the second highest amount ever, the Kaiser Family Foundation reported Tuesday.

Sens. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) and Tina Smith (D-Minn.) are calling on the U.S. Labor Department to withdraw a preliminary waiver issued late in the Trump administration that would allow Goldman Sachs to continue managing retirement assets despite a subsidiary’s criminal conviction.

A Rockwell Automation Inc. retiree is moving forward with a proposed class action challenging the actuarial data the company uses to calculate some pensions, after a Wisconsin federal judge declined to dismiss the case based on the retiree’s alleged failure to first raise the issue internally with Rockwell.