Layton Cox
The Best and the Worst of 401k Plan Design Elements
If you’re a plan sponsor, it’s time to review how your plan measures up against these design elements. If you’re looking to become a plan sponsor for a new plan, consider whether or not you should include these design elements.
A Growing Fiduciary Concern: Have “State-of-the-Art” Investment Menus Backfired?
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 Big 401k Fiduciary Question: Target Date or Target Risk?
Maybe marketing isn’t all that it’s cracked up to be – at least when it comes to the best interests of retirement savers.
Investing vs. Saving – Why the 401k Fiduciary Must Emphasize Only One
On the Road to Success, discovering the critical steps is often more important than the length of your stride.
401k Plan Sponsors Not Only Ones Affected by “Adviser”/“Advisor” Fiduciary Confusion
How can we expect 401k plan sponsors to understand the difference when financial service professionals can’t?
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