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How Poor Plan Design Damages Retirement Readiness
Traditional 401k plan designs have demonstrated they actually discourage savings.
Exclusive Interview: Ron Surz Says Regulators Can’t Solve Target Date Fund Problems
“Advisers should be very scared of being implicated in the lawsuits that will happen.”
Hit, Miss or Backfire? Controversial Ayres/Curtis 401k Fee Paper Claims Broad-Based Fiduciary Breach
Can a Swiss Cheese argument add any value to solving important issues that really exist?
Exclusive Interview: Industry Veteran Greg Carpenter Draws a Line Against Too Much 401k Paternalism
“If you’re comfortably middle class, you can make the 401k work as a retirement vehicle.”
Exclusive Interview with Ary Rosenbaum: The 3 Biggest Compliance Obstacles for 401k Plan Sponsors
Here’s a quick overview of the most important facts surrounding key regulatory laws and rules, with some practical legal advice thrown in.
401k Plan Sponsor Concern: Target Date Funds Still Broke
What the stress test of Q3 2011 tells us about what the Target Date Fund industry learned from 2008 – and what it didn’t.
Readers Select Top Fiduciary Stories of 2009: #8 The Fall of Target Date Funds
2009 exposed a much deeper problem with Target Date Funds. Pitched as the be-all-and-end-all to 401k investors, these funds fell flat on their collective face as 2008’s down market exposed them as more sizzle than steak. Washington might help, but a knee-jerk reaction to 2008 is not a good solution at all.
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