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IMHO: Comparison “Points”
Every year about this time, we get reports from firms that purport to tell us how much time is spent in preparations for the NCAA basketball tournament—and,...
regulatory radar
A Heavy Load
Washington may be ushering in a new era in retirement plans, taking up a host of issues.
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Up in the Air
The DoL proposes a new fiduciary definition that will bring more retirement plan advisers under the umbrella.
IMHO: What Lies Ahead
If 2010 was not quite the return to “normal” we might have hoped, there was more than enough—both new and old—to draw the attention of plan sponsors.
Plowing Out of 2010
From newborns to the elderly, athletes to Navy officers, no one was safe from the Blizzard of 2010. Here are some of the most memorable storm-stories to close...
IMHO: The Measure of the Plan
Not so long ago, plan sponsors gauged the success of their defined contribution offerings by a single metric: participation rate.
True Loves Will Have to Dig Deeper This Year
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke may not (yet) be worried about inflation, and Social Security may not see the need for a cost of living...
IMHO: Paper “Trail”
Last week, the Department of Labor reissued its proposed regulation on participant fee disclosure.
practice management
Clearing It Up
Custodians and clearing firms: It’s a whole new ball game for the retirement plan RIA
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Taking Aim
New ERISA 408(b)(2) rules take a new look at adviser fees, but how that examination will affect you depends on what kind of adviser you are
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Behavior Modification
Behavioral finance applies to employers, too. Four decisions they have trouble making, and how you can help.
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Gender Gap
How retirement plan advisers and plan sponsors can help women combat a potential retirement savings shortfall