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By Christopher Carosa, CTFA | November 17, 2014
Longevity mania, Zeno’s Fiduciary Paradox, and why fee disclosure doesn’t work (for the umpteenth time.
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By Christopher Carosa, CTFA | June 16, 2014
Government butting in, Fonz as Fiduciary and the clash of the investing theory titans.
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Posted in Trending Topics | Tagged 401k, 408(b)(2), Annuity, auto-enrollment, court ruling, disclosure, ERISA, fee, fiduciary, Fiduciary Rule, Fiduciary Standard, Galvin, Goal-Oriented Target, Inherited IRA, IRA, retirement, risk, Rubio, Savings, volatility
By Christopher Carosa, CTFA | March 17, 2014
Fiduciary Tango Continues, the 401k Fee Treasure Map and KISS Investing.
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Posted in Trending Topics | Tagged 401k, 408(b)(2), breach fiduciary duty, conflict, court ruling, disclosure, DOL, Dual Registrant, Dual Registration, Fee Disclosure, fee disclosure guide, fiduciary, Fiduciary Standard, match, Public Employee Pension Plan, retirement, San Jose, Schlichter, SEC, SEP, target date fund
By Christopher Carosa, CTFA | July 29, 2013
Pension Ponzi run amok, rebooting 408(b)(2) and the folly of investment products.
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Posted in Trending Topics | Tagged 3(38), 404(a)(5), 408(b)(2), annuities, court ruling, Detroit, disclosure, Dodd-Frank, DOL, ERISA, Fiducairy Standard, Fiduciary Rule, FINRA, income, IRA, liability, Multiple Employer Plans, pension, retirement, revenue sharing, ROTH 401k, SEC, self-directed brokerage account, Yale
By Christopher Carosa, CTFA | June 10, 2013
Would you trust the state with your 401k? Proof Fee Disclosure Failed and the Fiduciary battle rages on.
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Posted in Trending Topics | Tagged 401k, behavioral finance, court ruling, David Swensen, disclosure, DOL, ETF, Fee Disclosure Rule, fiduciary, Fiduciary Rule, Fiduciary Standard, Harmonization, IRA, participation, pension, Phased Retirement, public retirement plans for private employees, SEC, self-directed 401k, state-run retirement plans
By Christopher Carosa, CTFA | May 3, 2013
As bad a some industry players are, it’s always caveat emptor. Both plan sponsors, in their role as fiduciaries, and 401k investors must assume personal responsible and be accountable for their own retirement.
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By Christopher Carosa, CTFA | May 2, 2013
In choosing ratings points over debate points, Smith sacrificed the logic of the straight-forward for the pyrotechnics of a religious argument, and, in doing so, lost credibility with that portion of his audience that knew better.
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Posted in Interviews | Tagged 401k, 401k Averages Book, Andrew Gracan, BrightScope, Dallas Salisbury, David Huntley, David Rae, Demos, disclosure, EBRI, Elliot Orsillo, Employee Benefit Research Institute, expense ratio, fee, fiduciary, Fiduciary Standard, Frontlne, hidden fee, index fund, John Bogle, Joseph Valleta, Martin Smith, Mike Alfred, nevin adams, PBS, plan sponsor, retirement, Robert Hiltonsmith, Roger Wohlner, Ryan Knutson, Savings, Teresa Ghilarducci, The Retirement Gamble, Tim Wochok, Vanguard
FiduciaryNews Trending Topics for ERISA Plan Sponsors: Week Ending 11/14/14
By Christopher Carosa, CTFA | November 17, 2014
Longevity mania, Zeno’s Fiduciary Paradox, and why fee disclosure doesn’t work (for the umpteenth time.
Read the full story...Posted in Trending Topics | Tagged 3(21), 401k, court ruling, Detroit, disclosure, DOL, ERISA, Fiduciary Rule, Fiduciary Standard, Hatch, income, IRA, IRS, loans, longevity, Mary Jo White, pension, retirement, risk tolerance, Roth, SEC, self-directed, SIFMA, Social Security, Supreme Court, Tussey v ABB | Leave a response