Explore the Employee Benefits Security Administration (EBSA) for guidance on health plans, retirement benefits, compliance assistance, and more. Ensuring the security of workers' benefits nationwide.

Why contact EBSA? Our Benefits Advisors help America’s workers understand and exercise their rights under the law. When needed, we also help workers and their families recover any benefits they may be entitled to.

Our agency. EBSA commits to educating and assisting more than 153 million workers, retirees, and their families covered by the benefit plans we oversee.

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Resources to help navigate life’s events. Life can change in an instant. EBSA has resources to guide you through your health and retirement benefit options during life’s major moments so you know exactly what to do.

Financial security in retirement doesn't just happen. It takes planning and commitment and money. Your employer's retirement savings plan is an essential part of your future financial security.

The Employee Benefits Security Administration published the Enforcement Manual solely for the internal administrative use of its employees. This manual does not restrict or limit in any way the Employee Benefits Security Administration's discretion in carrying out responsibilities imposed on the Secretary of Labor by the Employee Retirement Income Security Act.

This document is about providing guidance on the duration of COVID-19-related relief provided by the Department of Labor's Employee Benefits Security Administration (EBSA) for employee benefit plans, participants, and beneficiaries.

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