Political tea leaves, the madness of fees, and the enemy of the investing good.
Tag "Social Security"
The 401k comes roaring back, fiduciary fumbling and repeating investment history.
The Pension Ponzi Scheme’s Ponzi Scheme, interest rises in excessive fees, and investment common sense.
The continuing pension crisis, fiduciary disclosure and fees are back!
IRAs score big time, you can’t ignore fiduciary and more silly investment ideas.
Moving forward on fiduciary without the regulators, yet more fee “disclosure,” and schizophrenic investing
If these are so obvious, why are lawmakers ignoring them – and even going in the opposite direction?
…or are they worse than Ponzi Schemes? And why would anyone think the government can run a retirement plan in the first place?
Brokerage windows broke? Fiduciary or nothing at all? The real fee fighters.
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Government Resources
- DOL: elaws – ERISA Fiduciary Advisor
- DOL: Fiduciary Education Campaign: Getting It Right â Know Your Fiduciary Responsibilities
- DOL: Getting Ready for Changes In Filing Your Planâs Annual Return/Report Form 5500
- DOL: Meeting Your Fiduciary Responsibilities
- DOL: Reporting and Disclosure Guide for Employee Benefit Plans
- DOL: Selecting An Auditor For Your Employee Benefit Plan
- DOL: Selecting And Monitoring Pension Consultants
- DOL: Tips For Selecting And Monitoring Service Providers For Your Employee Benefit Plan
- DOL: Understanding Retirement Plan Fees And Expenses
- DOL: What You Should Know About Your Retirement Plan
Info for Professionals
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