That 401(k) Conference Hits the Road in 2026: Wrigley, Colorado, Philly, and Maybe D.C.
That 401(k) Conference is back on the road for 2026, and the lineup is shaping up nicely....
That 401(k) Conference is back on the road for 2026, and the lineup is shaping up nicely....
The Department of Labor has never been shy about changing its mind, and here we go again....
Another excessive fee case is wrapping up, this time involving the $5.6 billion Northwell...
One thing I’ve learned in the retirement plan business is that participant demand usual...
One of the biggest problems I see when new clients hire me is that they never bothered to...
I’ll admit it—I loved Cracker Barrel. Living in New York, I never had one nearby, so ...
When I look back on my brief tenure at that union law firm, the irony wasn’t lost on me...
The Department of Labor’s Employee Benefits Security Administration (EBSA) tried to pla...
The retirement plan industry just hit another milestone, and it didn’t come from Wall S...
I’ve always said that robbing a bank with a pair of pantyhose on your head is a smarter...
When most people think about ERISA lawsuits, the usual suspects are plan sponsors. They...
The Insured Retirement Institute (IRI) is once again carrying water for the annuity indus...
When Congress passes a bill with a title like the “One Beautiful Bill,” you can alrea...
A new Empower survey has made some waves in the retirement plan industry. According to th...
One of my favorite movie scenes in Donnie Brasco is when Lefty and the crew bust open cit...
When it comes to retirement plan litigation, the common theme I’ve noticed over the yea...
Years ago, back in law school, I was the Executive Editor of the student news magazine. I...
Dallas has always been my favorite television show, and it’s not just nostalgia. I was ...
In the retirement plan business, I’ve watched too many plan providers obsess over compe...
One of my favorite sayings is: “The road to hell is paved with good intentions.” To m...