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When Fiduciary Duty Goes Wrong: The 403(b) Dress-Down at One Brooklyn Health

The recent complaint against One Brooklyn Health System Inc. hits like a cold gust in a dusty front...

When a Recordkeeper Switch Becomes a Fiduciary Freefall

If you’re a plan sponsor reading this, you can sit back, relax, and think, “I’ll never be tha...

Small Plans, Big Opportunity: Why Auto-Enrollment Matters

Here’s the straight talk: smaller employers—those with under roughly $50 million in plan assets...

When the Watchdog Sleeps: A Warning from the IBM 401(k) Case

Here’s what’s happening — and what every plan sponsor, consultant, and fiduciary should take ...

When Retirement Plans Become Rainy-Day Funds

So here we are, in the twilight of the old 401(k) era, and I can’t help but feel a mix of frustra...

When AI Becomes Your Co-Fiduciary: The New Frontier of Risk for 401(k) Sponsors

In the world of retirement plans, we’re comfortable with spreadsheets, deferral limits, matching ...

Participation on the Rise—But Don’t Celebrate Too Soon: Why the 401(k) Numbers Tell a Layered Story

So here’s what I’ve been watching—because if you’re a fiduciary, you don’t ju...

Another Forfeiture Suit Gets the Boot: What Plan Sponsors Should Learn from the Peco Foods Inc. Ruling

Greetings—this is Ary Rosenbaum picking up the referee’s whistle to review a recent win for fid...

2026 Limits Leap: A Fiduciary’s Drill — What Plan Sponsors Must Know Now

As I sit back, figuratively dusting off my “That 401(k) Conference” binder and sipping lukewarm...

When $1.8 Million Becomes the Fine Print in the 401(k) Fee-Fight

Here’s a story straight from the trenches of the 401(k) world: the parties in a long-running exce...