Researchers have conducted many studies which show the “crowd” is often a better at predicting events than the usual experts we rely on.
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Year end prep, Robo-Fiduciary? and opportunities/risks.
In a year that was marked with uncertainty, the biggest development of 2016 might be that it just didn’t matter.
Retirement policy crossroads, the long good bye of fiduciary, and functional redundancy.
Yes, the DOL exposed the folly of treating tax-deferred vs. taxable accounts differently, but the real issue remains that “advisers” and “advisors” are not held to the same regulatory standard. With or without the current DOL Rule, this is the vital question that needs to be answered.
Millennial-Centric Retirement Policy, Fiduciary by any other name, and Why the latest Fiduciary Rule fee move shouldn’t surprise you.
Exempting government officials from the same fiduciary standards imposed on private providers places retirement savers at undo risk.
Retirement Policy Ideas, Grasping for Fiduciary Straws, and Redefining Fees.
It’s very possible, if not very likely, the vast bulk of retirees want to simple relax. Chances are they’re more ready than others think, and just as ready as they want to be. Maybe that’s the metric every fiduciary should be focusing on.
FiduciaryNews.com Trending Topics for ERISA Plan Sponsors: Week Ending 12/23/16
Why not State Plans, fiduciary crowd-sourcing, and fee rewind.