Flops may not be forever. They may just be good ideas before their time. If you’re going to belittle them, you best hurry, because, if you wait too long, you may just discover they aren’t flops anymore. As a result, let’s not waste any time before the shelf-life of these flops expire.
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Social Security again (sigh), the lurking fiduciary shadow, and Hot! Hot! Hot! investment ideas.
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Here’s the countdown you’ve been waiting for. Why do you think these particular stories were so widely read? What does that fact tell you about the interests of plan sponsors, their service providers, and retirement industry regulators?
Government giveth and taketh, a not unexpected fiduciary move, and a major fee case load,
The state of things to come, more from Godot, and the truth is out there.
The shape of things to come, who took a Thanksgiving break, and if you don’t get it by now.
I’m old enough to remember a world before the 401k. So distant was this anomaly in the tax code, that I, like nearly everyone else, was unaware of its existence, let alone its significance when it was formulated in 1978. What makes this more ironic was that it was my Congressman, Barber Conable, that led the way.
Ugly Social Security, fiduciary theory & practice, and new rules beat old investment rules.
FiduciaryNews.com Trending Topics for ERISA Plan Sponsors: Week Ending 1/7/22
New forms, quite fiduciary, and questioning investment assumptions.