Who needs fee disclosure when you have Jerry Schlichter?
In some distant future, what fossilized evidence of poor judgment will come back to haunt unsuspecting 401k plan sponsors.
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Someone who visits the doctor for a regular check-up pays more than someone who doesn’t. Guess which one is healthier.
It’s not the operating costs, it’s the shareholder fees. They’ll get you every time.
“A one-pager can really let the sun shine on the industry.”
Hit, Miss or Backfire? Controversial Ayres/Curtis 401k Fee Paper Claims Broad-Based Fiduciary Breach
Can a Swiss Cheese argument add any value to solving important issues that really exist?
It’s an answer everyone is searching for – and it just might surprise you.
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The DOL’s new 401k Fee Disclosure Rule, while its effectiveness might be suspect, has empowered plan sponsors.
A talking baby is cute, but is this a case of the pot calling the kettle black?
A warning is not the same as protection.
