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DOL in Open Revolt Over Fiduciary Rule Delay
Russia, immigration, health care—Trump has bigger fish to fry, so don’t expect much movement with the fiduciary rule one way…
What An Examination of 52,000 Retirement Plans Found
Portfolio-stress test firm RiXtrema took an exhaustive look at over 52,000 defined contribution plans. The results? Plan participants…
What the United Airlines Incident Says About Fiduciary Excellence
When do you do your best work? When someone tells you what and how to do it, or…
DOL Delays Fiduciary Rule for 60 days
It seems like we’ve been here before. The Department of Labor announced a 60-day extension of the applicability…
The Fiduciary Rule Delay is Really Bad – Here’s Why
ERISA expert Ary Rosenbaum clues us in on why (he believes) this is the best the industry will…
401k Funeral at NAPA Summit?
This post has been updated to more accurately reflect quotes made by ARA CEO Brian Graff about the tax…
How the DOL’s Delay Will Help the 401k Fiduciary Rule
In early February, President Trump issued an executive memorandum on the fiduciary rule directing the Department of Labor…
Why Choice is Champion in the New 401k Fiduciary World
Benefits of shedding noncore capabilities are long established
4 Ways to Make Sense of 401(k) Fiduciary Rule Confusion Now
The Department of Labor fiduciary regulations—and the media and political swirl over the past several months—has us all…
What if the Department of Labor Wrote the Rules of Golf? (Seriously)
The U.S. and British golf associations recently announced that significant changes are being proposed to make the rules…