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What The $955 Retirement Savings Headline Gets Wrong (And Why Fiduciaries Should Care)

    What The $955 Retirement Savings Headline Gets Wrong (And Why Fiduciaries Should Care)

The $955 retirement savings headline sparked national alarm, but fiduciaries must look beyond shock value to understand what the data truly reveals and how to respond.

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Is the ‘Netflix Effect’ Quietly Killing 401k Retirement Readiness?

    Is the ‘Netflix Effect’ Quietly Killing 401k Retirement Readiness?

The Netflix Effect 401k retirement readiness problem may not come from bad markets, but from quiet disengagement. As automation pushes retirement saving into the background, readiness risks can grow unnoticed.

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When Index Construction Becomes a 401k Fiduciary Risk

    When Index Construction Becomes a 401k Fiduciary Risk

The S&P 500 looks diversified—until you see how few stocks actually drive the returns. As concentration rises, index construction itself is becoming a growing 401k fiduciary risk.

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Why Doesn’t Anyone Care About Their 401k Anymore?

    Why Doesn’t Anyone Care About Their 401k Anymore?

When participants assume alignment without verification, problems remain hidden until they are too large to ignore. Misalignment doesn’t announce itself—it compounds quietly, year after year.

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401k New Year Opportunities

The calendar flipped to 2026, and with it came a fresh crop of 401k new year opportunities. Will this be the year 403(b) plans finally shed legacy costs, SECURE 2.0 provisions hit their stride, and markets remind participants that risk never really sleeps?

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401k Christmas Wish List

    401k Christmas Wish List

Viewed through that lens, a 401k Christmas wish list isn’t just about outcomes, but about predictability. A stable rulebook can make it easier to design, monitor, and maintain plans that work in practice as well as on paper.

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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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Fiduciary Due Diligence for Private Equity in 401k Plans

    Fiduciary Due Diligence for Private Equity in 401k Plans

Documenting the evaluation process helps protect against potential legal challenges. By proactively managing these red flags, fiduciaries can responsibly integrate private equity into 401k plans and reduce ERISA compliance concerns.

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Industry Pros Comment On ERISA Advisory Council Draft Recommendations

    Industry Pros Comment On ERISA Advisory Council Draft Recommendations

Here the intent is to make it possible for a plan/IRA to apply the QDIA safe harbor to involuntary rollovers. But how will this impact plan participants?

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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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