What is motivating the government to offer a product when there are already better free market alternatives available?
Due Diligence
Alts may be the all the rage, but are they really worth it?
Keeping the investment option menu simple not only increases the odds employees will retire in comfort, it also helps reduce fiduciary liability for plan sponsors.
The numbers suggest the QLAC product isn’t quite ready for prime time.
Maybe marketing isn’t all that it’s cracked up to be – at least when it comes to the best interests of retirement savers.
Like lemmings to the sea, retirement savers default to a controversial product.
If the product is so “pro-consumer” why are consumers not pro-product?
Despite evidence of its uselessness, it’s been a long goodbye for volatility. Will this bomb unsuspecting plan sponsors?
Fiduciary Duty is more than just about fees.
