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Invesco settles their lawsuit

A lawsuit against the Invesco 401(k) plan has been settled for $3.47 million.   Also,...

You can’t sell Betamax in a world of VHS

A plan provider once asked me if I had written a full-blown article on why trustee directe...

Not wrong to dream, just don’t make it a fantasy

I will always say that the plan providers who proclaim that they will make me rich have fa...

That 401(k) National Conference hits Disney

I come from the land of Broadway where the show must go on. Despite the coronavirus epidem...

$300 million Plan sued over share classes

As long as there are 401(k) plan sponsors who don’t show concern over cost, there will a...

Fidelity’s decision on rollovers is an sign

I loved the scene in the movie Donnie Brasco where the gang needs to make money for their ...

401(k) Averages Book Shows Fees Are Still Falling

In terms of 401(k) books, one of the best for your practice is the 401(k) Averages Book. I...

Intel case will mean more lawsuits

In a unanimous decision in the Intel Corp. Investment Policy Committee v. Sulyma case, the...

The Best Way To Sell A PEP/MEP is to not sell a PEP/MEP

When dealing with companies that may act as an adopting employer for a multiple employer p...

The best person for the job doesn’t always get it

You know the feeling, you’re competing for a retirement plan and you’re fairly confide...