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Baseball season is almost here, as well as That 401(k) Conference

  Now that the Super Bowl is done, that means baseball season is upon us. So if baseball season...

SECURE Act bring the annuity things back

I’m not a fan of annuities, especially in 401(k) plans. Yet, it seems that the insurance industry ...

Adoption of some 401(k) plan features are leveling off

There are many choices in developing options for a 401(k) plan and certain features such as automati...

Shell gets sued over their 401(k) Plan

Shell Oil, along with Fidelity is the target of a class action 401(k) lawsuit. As typical with a sui...

The Long Term-Part Time Problem to Come

While everyone is talking about multiple employer plans as being changed by the SECURE Act, I think ...

Not just a conference, enjoy Disney too

Part of the fun of That 401(k) National Conference is that it’s at Walt Disney World Swan on March...

Cerner is the next big 401(k) lawsuit target

Cerner Corporation is the latest 401(k) lawsuit target over its retirement plan, citing high fees an...

The lowest share class available won’t be the magic bullet one day

Federal courts like to keep their dockets moving and I’m sure there will be a time soon where they...

Study reports the obvious

A study from T. Rowe Price about 401(k) plan participants had some results that should really not sh...

WealthPRIME has a winner with their software

As an ERISA attorney, I get asked to review new retirement plan tools and plan provider marketing to...