The biggest issue when it comes to access is cost. It’s not just the plan sponsor’s sensitivity to higher costs. It’s the service provider’s ability to keep those costs low.
Posts From Christopher Carosa, CTFA
Regulatory nits, a new Fiduciary Rule, and old-time investment headlines.
In the end, this all comes down to one final concern, and it’s one that is typically not even considered.
A mix of compliance, fiduciary common sense, and investment waves.
This is an all too common problem,… It’s important right now for 401k plan sponsors to urge their service providers to educate employees about it.
The future is here, a snake in the grass, and what is this thing called “risk”?
Here’s something you don’t always see, but maybe you should.
New beginnings, fiduciary class, and investment duty.
This has long been demanded of fiduciaries. Nearly two centuries ago in Harvard College v. Amory, the Massachusetts court promulgated what has become known as the “prudent man rule.”
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Spinning regulatory wheels (except for fiduciary) and defining financial literacy down.