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When I look back at my time as an employee, before I ran my own practice, before I was sp...
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When I look back at my time as an employee, before I ran my own practice, before I was sp...
Bitcoin has blown past $120,000 and, predictably, the buzz is back. Advisors are getting ...
It’s not often you see the U.S. Department of Labor jumping into the legal ring to back...
For years, if you asked a 401(k) plan sponsor what their top concern was, you’d get...
When Congress passes sweeping retirement legislation, the details often come later—and ...
In a world where retirement plan innovation often comes with more flash than substance, i...
On July 4th, while many of us were grilling hot dogs and dodging fireworks, President Tru...
Here we go again. Another jumbo 401(k) plan, another lawsuit, another round of alleged fi...
While all the attention in the retirement plan world last week was on the One Big Beautif...
Plan sponsors and recordkeepers let out a collective sigh of relief when the Roth catch-u...
The Department of Labor’s Employee Benefits Security Administration (EBSA) just did wha...
In the world of ERISA litigation, process often trumps perfection. That was the story in ...
If you’re a 401(k) plan sponsor, you don’t need to be an ERISA expert—you just need...
Every once in a while, the data tells a story that plan sponsors should actually feel goo...
I grew up a Mets fan in the 1980s. I was the kid who stayed up late with the static-fille...
Forfeitures have long been a sleepy corner of 401(k) plan administration, but recent clas...
When I was getting ready for law school, I watched The Firm. Tom Cruise, fresh-faced and ...
If you’re a plan provider—advisor, TPA, recordkeeper, or pooled plan provider—youâ€...
I once volunteered for an organization where I flat-out said the leadership—excluding m...
Vanguard’s latest report makes a blunt point: allowing collective investment trusts (CI...
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