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Will Record Breaking Market be the Anchor that Sinks 401k Savers?

    Will Record Breaking Market be the Anchor that Sinks 401k Savers?

With a GOT-based strategy, expectations are predicated on needs, not the happenstance of the market. GOT-based portfolios may not have the record-breaking excitement of market indices, but it’s slow-and-steady-wins-the-race philosophy may lead to a more comfortable retirement.

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Detecting These Signs of Overconfidence Can Help 401k Investors Avoid a Fall

How knowing Greek Tragedy and Elizabethan Theater can help us live a better retirement.

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Does Guaranteed Income Really Make Sense as a 401k Option?

Is there evidence to support what surveys say 401k investors want? Quite the contrary.

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Will Plan Sponsors Leave the Under 30 Crowd Doomed to Repeat 401k History?

Government policy and the hoi polloi might be leading 401k plan sponsors to disaster. Why?

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Does the “Lost Decade” Signal the End of Passive Investing?

Awful returns suggest investors should have shunned equities during the century’s first decade. Or do they? A closer examination reveals a surprising conclusion, one that might upset the fastest growing segment of the financial industry.

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3 Reasons Why the 401k Fiduciary Should Use Both Active and Passive Funds to Reduce Fiduciary Liability

The active investing vs. passive investing argument has become passĂ©. Perhaps we may be nearing a new consensus where it’s no longer active OR passive, but active AND passive.

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Do Mutual Fund Fees Really Matter to 401k Investors and Fiduciaries?

A mutual fund’s expense ratio represents only one factor in analyzing the appropriateness of a mutual fund as an investment. Other factors may in fact be more important (including, among other things, portfolio manager tenure, number of holdings, total net assets, investment objective and consistency of returns).

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