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The Fiduciary Dilemma That Refuses to Die: The Conflicted Merit of 3(38) and 3(21)

    The Fiduciary Dilemma That Refuses to Die: The Conflicted Merit of 3(38) and 3(21)

Seasoned advisors caution plan sponsors not to confuse delegation with disappearance. Every fiduciary duty can be shared. None can be erased.

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The Five-Minute Save: How to Deliver Citable Answers When the Clock Is Merciless

    The Five-Minute Save: How to Deliver Citable Answers When the Clock Is Merciless

If you’ve ever lost an hour chasing a quote you couldn’t comfortably reference—or hesitated to send a summary because it didn’t feel “file-worthy”—the FiduciaryNews.com Reference Librarian solves that.

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How Fiduciaries Implement 401k Risk Capacity

    How Fiduciaries Implement 401k Risk Capacity

The key is embedding quantitative prompts inside onboarding experiences so participants perceive personalization while fiduciaries collect the data they actually need.

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Should The 401k Fiduciary Use Risk Tolerance or Risk Capacity?

    Should The 401k Fiduciary Use Risk Tolerance or Risk Capacity?

Risk capacity anchors 401k advice in hard data—income stability, net worth, liquidity, and retirement timeline. Unlike tolerance, which shifts with market moods, capacity reflects what participants can afford to lose, aligning with ERISA’s fiduciary duties.

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AI Advice Tools Demand Fiduciary Oversight in 401k Vendor Relationships

    AI Advice Tools Demand Fiduciary Oversight in 401k Vendor Relationships

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Evaluating Stable Value Funds Amid Liquidity Scrutiny in 401k Plans

    Evaluating Stable Value Funds Amid Liquidity Scrutiny in 401k Plans

For fiduciaries, the comparison process must go deeper than surface-level performance. Yield is important, but transparency, diversification, and liquidity provisions matter just as much.

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Bridging the Generational Divide in 401k Communication

    Bridging the Generational Divide in 401k Communication

How can fiduciaries bridge the generational divide in 401k communication without inviting ERISA scrutiny? The strategies that follow may prove transformational.

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Supreme Court Scrutiny Reshapes 401k Fee Litigation

    Supreme Court Scrutiny Reshapes 401k Fee Litigation

With Supreme Court scrutiny looming, comparator standards could either narrow or widen 401k fee litigation. Plan for both outcomes now.

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5 Underreported 401k Stories From The Summer Of 2025

    5 Underreported 401k Stories From The Summer Of 2025

Not all impactful changes come from courtrooms or market forecasts. Sometimes the quietest adjustments happen in the administrative framework of retirement plans. This summer, two such moves stood out as underreported 401k stories that carry both promise and peril for fiduciaries.

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Top 401k Stories of Summer 2025: Crypto, Private Equity, Trump IRAs

    Top 401k Stories of Summer 2025: Crypto, Private Equity, Trump IRAs

Such hesitation shifts the spotlight back to fiduciary fundamentals. New rules may widen the menu, but ERISA doesn’t relax the obligation to fully understand and monitor what’s offered.

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