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How Do You Prep For The Coming IRA Rollover Fiduciary Rule?

    How Do You Prep For The Coming IRA Rollover Fiduciary Rule?

In a nutshell, what was initially considered a “pick me because you like me” decision on the part of the prospect has been reframed as a “pick me because I sold you investments” decision. It’s a subtle distinction, but it drives the difference between a fiduciary act and a non-fiduciary act.

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401k Education: Teaching Parents to Teach Their Children

    401k Education: Teaching Parents to Teach Their Children

Learning to budget isn’t a single lesson. It’s a series of lessons that get more advanced as the student progresses.

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Fixable Obstacles IRA Fiduciaries Must Confront Right Now

    Fixable Obstacles IRA Fiduciaries Must Confront Right Now

Astute fiduciaries understand this danger. They can proactively head off turbulence before the waters get particularly bad.

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The Road to Vainglory: How Modern Portfolio Theory Went Viral

    The Road to Vainglory: How Modern Portfolio Theory Went Viral

Ultimately, if you want to protect yourself and others from making simple mistakes, you must embrace the sin that first birthed those missteps.

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The Fiduciary Parent: How to Best Protect Your Child From the Day When the Promise of Social Security Finally Fails

    The Fiduciary Parent: How to Best Protect Your Child From the Day When the Promise of Social Security Finally Fails

Why rely on the vagaries of Washington politics when it comes to their future retirement when you can teach them to control their own destiny?

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Guidelines for Minor Children: How to Avoid a Personal Retirement Crisis

    Guidelines for Minor Children: How to Avoid a Personal Retirement Crisis

But, as the clichĂ© goes, “What about the children?” Arguably, it is minor children who have the best (and easiest) opportunity to shield themselves from a retirement crisis. They have the advantage of time (to maximize the benefits of compound interest).

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The #1 Retirement Saving Goal for Teens and Children and the Most Useful Strategy to Get There

    The #1 Retirement Saving Goal for Teens and Children and the Most Useful Strategy to Get There

“Nothing is more in the best interest of the child. The judicious carrot of spending, when managed properly, actually instills a strong sense of and desire to save and, ironically, not spend.”

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Exclusive Interview with Alicia Munnell: Auto-Enrollment Without Auto-Escalation Reduces Deferral Rates

    Exclusive Interview with Alicia Munnell: Auto-Enrollment Without Auto-Escalation Reduces Deferral Rates

Would a “Child IRA” be more successful with an associated government matching program?

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Exclusive Interview: Dr. Peter C. Earle Answers Whether Index Funds Are Too Much Of A Good Thing

    Exclusive Interview: Dr. Peter C. Earle Answers Whether Index Funds Are Too Much Of A Good Thing

“This lack of active involvement could lead to inefficiencies, reduced liquidity, and potential market instability, as prices may not accurately reflect the underlying value of securities.”

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5 Major Advantages 401k Plans Have Over Pension Plans

    5 Major Advantages 401k Plans Have Over Pension Plans

For all the rose-colored eyes that have a created a legend flawless certitude concerning memories of a time that never existed, pension plans simply can’t measure up to 401k plans.

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