Government drives backwards, the ironic ineffectiveness of disclosure, the surprising problem with revenue sharing and why you shouldn’t trust anyone under 30 (when it comes to investing).
Commentary
Public pensions – an idea whose time has passed, self-directed peril, guess what’s happened because of fee disclosure and crazy mixed up investors.
Pension funds sing the blues, day-trading 401k accounts and just why did advisers reject the NBA retirement plan?
Corporate pension woes continue as the industry tries to regulate itself before the regulators do and everybody’s talking about fees.
Public pension plans’ long goodbye, the lost cause of the Fiduciary Standard, the mystery of the disappearing fee trick and mixed messages from mixed markets.
More fallout on DOL’s limit on 401k menu options, the further decline of public pension plans, the hidden fiduciary trap of shareholder activism and more surprises about 401k investing.
When pensions go bad, the irony of fiduciary marketing, more fee bloodshed expected and the diminishing importance of investments.
FiduciaryNews Trending Topics for ERISA Plan Sponsors: Week Ending 8/10/12
Social Security reaches dour milestone while San Diego gets a thumbs up to punt its pension plan and a new meaning of fee disclosure.