Veteran financial services industry journalist Brian Anderson joined 401(k) Specialist as Managing Editor in January 2019. He has led editorial content for a variety of well-known properties including Insurance Forums, Life Insurance Selling, National Underwriter Life & Health, and Senior Market Advisor. He has always maintained a focus on providing readers with timely, useful information intended to help them build their business.
Large-Cap Value Investing in 401(k) Plans with Invesco’s Devin Armstrong
In this episode, we explore how large-cap value investing fits into a well-structured 401(k) plan investment menu with…
Top Retirement Plan Advisors Gathering in Chicago Next Week
8th annual Retirement Plan Advisor Summit Central tackling key industry challenges that will shape the future
Walberg Calls for DOL to ‘Rescind or Withdraw’ Fiduciary Rule
Chairman of House Committee on Education and Workforce urges new Labor Secretary to kill controversial rule in March 19 letter
Past Year ‘Transformational’ at Strongpoint Partners
Chicago-based retirement services platform touts growth in 2024 "Year in Review"
Vanguard, Raymond James Top New J.D. Power Rankings for Investor Satisfaction
Do-it-yourself investors rank Vanguard highest while advised investors favor Raymond James in study released today from J.D. Power
Trump EBSA Nominee Aronowitz Calls for Specialized ERISA Court
Encore Fiduciary leader and outspoken critic of frivolous litigation lays out case for why he believes it is needed
Capitalize, Human Interest Make ‘Most Innovative Companies’ List
401(k)-focused firms named to prestigious Fast Company 2025 rankings of companies reshaping industries
New Suite of Advisor-Centric Retirement Plan Solutions Debut at John Hancock Retirement
Company also announces it is rebranding to “Manulife John Hancock Retirement” beginning in April
States Where $1.5 Million Lasts Longest, Shortest in Retirement
New GOBankingRates rankings find it will last only 17 years in one state, but 54 in another
Over Half of Workers Have Access to a Workplace Retirement Plan
New report finds as of 2023, 66.6 million had access through work while 59 million did not (excluding gig workers); report also explores impact newer state-facilitated IRA programs are having to expand access