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“Experience” means lots of things

I always talk about how plan sponsors need to work with experienced financial advisors, third party ...

Don’t gyp employees on retirement plans

As I’ve stated before, I wouldn’t hire employees because I was an employee once too. That pretty...

You Get What You Pay For

A few years ago, we were hired by a company to assist them on an Internal Revenue Service (IRS) audi...

Let Former Employees Roll Their Money Out

One of the rules I live by is that I believe that you should never let someone who dislikes you be i...

I SIGN THE FORM 5500 – PART 3 – I’M SUPPOSED TO BE DOING WHAT?

I began this series of articles last year.  In Parts 1 and 2 (which you can find on my LinkedIn pro...

Credentials and awards could just be a paid smokescreen

A Long Island business newspaper once named my old law firm’s administrator as its Chief Financial...

Legal Costs Don’t Have To Be That Staggering

The cost of correcting plan errors can be expensive. It can be expensive through corrective contribu...

Fiduciary Prologue to a Cross-Examination

The litmus test for suitable behaviors and the products that result is woven from fiduciary responsi...

Yes, DOL audits are more terrifying

I have to see that as after 18 years, there is very little I fear and I fear of retirement plan audi...

401k Loans: The Worst Possible Investment

Taking a 401k loan is such a bad investment choice that it should not be allowed in any 401k plan ot...