These are the evergreen articles that have stood the test of time. Why do you think that is so? Take a look and decide for yourself.
When you want to see what mattered and what will matter, you’ll want to scan down a list like this.
More Rules, Fiduciary Rule (finally), and we’re not saying we told you so, but…
If plan sponsors assume things can return to the pre-Covid normal, they risk exasperating existing problems. Theyâre there and cannot be ignored.
Compliance rules, laying in fiduciary wait, and golden investing oldies.
“Our review of the academic literature found that ESG was either unrelated or had a negative relationship to investment performance…The only studies that I know of that report positively about ESG are white papers by asset management firms.”
Spinning regulatory wheels (except for fiduciary) and defining financial literacy down.
The biggest issue when it comes to access is cost. Itâs not just the plan sponsorâs sensitivity to higher costs. Itâs the service providerâs ability to keep those costs low.
Regulatory nits, a new Fiduciary Rule, and old-time investment headlines.
FiduciaryNews.com Trending Topics for ERISA Plan Sponsors: Week Ending 12/25/20
Of quick fixes, fiduciary vulnerabilities, and manageable risks.