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The 401kā€™s Past Is Not Its Future

    The 401kā€™s Past Is Not Its Future

The story arc of the 401k mimics that of software. Each release adds to and builds on features and benefits over and above those of previous releases.

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Retirement Saving: How Responsible is the 401k Fiduciary?

Welcome to the new three-legged stool: Employee, Employer, Government

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Exclusive Interview: Ron Surz Says Regulators Canā€™t Solve Target Date Fund Problems

“Advisers should be very scared of being implicated in the lawsuits that will happen.”

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FiduciaryNews Trending Topics for ERISA Plan Sponsors: Week Ending 9/6/13

More pension lies, to “Ayres” is human and Let’s Celebrate Fiduciary September!

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Study Shocker: 9 of 10 401k Plans Exposed to Increased Conflict-of-Interest Risk

Worse, “all-in” might not be all it’s meant to be, possibly invalidating other results from the same survey. Here’s why.

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Target Date Funds: DOA or Just a False Start?

The race is on between finding an adequate solution for TDFs and one sudden market cataclysm that spurs a slew of fiduciary liability lawsuits.

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What Every 401k Fiduciary Should Know About Target Date Funds

While one might ask why it took this product 50 years to become popular, a better question might be why had the product failed to spark much interest during those decades.

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Readers Select Top Fiduciary Stories of 2009: #8 The Fall of Target Date Funds

2009 exposed a much deeper problem with Target Date Funds. Pitched as the be-all-and-end-all to 401k investors, these funds fell flat on their collective face as 2008ā€™s down market exposed them as more sizzle than steak. Washington might help, but a knee-jerk reaction to 2008 is not a good solution at all.

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