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Even If You’re Right, You Can Still Get Sued

There’s a hard truth about being a plan sponsor or a plan provider: you can be doing ev...

Beneficiary Statements: No Good Deed Goes Unlitigated

Could listing designated beneficiaries on a participant statement spark a fiduciary breac...

Keeping Up Appearances… in Oceanside

If you’ve ever watched British television, you might remember a gem called Keeping Up A...

The Fraud That Is Matt Hutcheson

I’ve been in the retirement plan business for 27 years, and during that time, IR...

Intel Wins: Ninth Circuit Puts the Brakes on Anti-Private Equity Lawsuit

After six long years of litigation, Intel’s 401(k) plan design just got a big legal end...

401(k) Mutual Fund Fees Hit Historic Lows—Again

The Investment Company Institute (ICI) just confirmed what many of us have seen on the gr...

Uncashed Checks Still Count: The IRS Speaks (Again)

The IRS just dropped Revenue Ruling 2025-15, and while it’s not revolutionary, it’s a...

Principal Hands Off PEP Administration to FuturePlan — and It Makes Sense

News that Principal has transitioned administration of its largest pooled employer plan (...

It All Works Out in the End

When I look back at my time as an employee, before I ran my own practice, before I was sp...

Bitcoin Over $120K? That Doesn’t Mean It Belongs in Your 401(k)

Bitcoin has blown past $120,000 and, predictably, the buzz is back. Advisors are getting ...