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Don’t let your best employees leave over money

The principal of my synagogue’s Hebrew School announced he was quitting after 16 years to take a p...

You can’t be everybody for everything

I have written many articles on the fiduciary warranty and how that is a deceptive practice in my mi...

Don’t discount offering participants at least an education

Advisors ask me all the time of the role of education in participant-directed 401(k) plans. Particip...

Empathy goes a long way

When I started my law firm about 8 years ago, I had already had a marketing guru who was handling my...

It’s a changed and less profitable world for financial advisors

In the good old days of participant-directed 401(k) plans, a good chunk of financial advisors did ve...

Pick up the phone

I always say one of the main reasons that a provider gets fired is when the plan sponsor feels that ...

The Plan Sponsor may not see how great you are

Aside from my children and my wife, my favorite person of all-time was my grandmother Rose. She was ...

Learn to say no

I always believe that regardless of whether it’s business or in regular day-to-day life, that you ...

Don’t shrug your shoulders

One of my pet peeves out there is when you give a list of complaints to a business or an organizatio...

My biggest pet peeve on networking

One of the great joys of my practice is networking with other plan providers. I enjoy meeting people...