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Retirement, as defined by the law, encompasses two distinct aspects. Firstly, it refers to the voluntary fulfillment of an obligation or payment of a debt. Secondly, it involves the act of giving up one’s work, position, or professional activities.
4 Critical ERISA Cases to Watch in the Coming Year
A number of issues facing ERISA practitioners came to a head in 2018 and are primed to be…
401(k) Access for All—By Law: Putnam’s Reynolds
“The sheer scale of Americans’ retirement assets spurs envy among competing nations around the world who are struggling…
401(k) Fail: High-Fee Funds Do Way Worse (Again)
Any 401(k) professional with a pulse knows about the ongoing fight over low fees; tort lawyers like Jerry…
What Does 401(k) Advisory Success Mean in 2019?
Jeanne Fisher, senior financial advisor with ARGI, hits hard on business metrics right out of the gate.
Nerd Fight! 401(k) Advisor Brawl Heats Up in Homestretch
Advisor Brawl showcases top 401(k) pros in a fun, engaging showdown of ideas, energy, and expertise. Vote for your favorite advisor!
Why Current 401(k) MEP Mania Should Cool
It seems everyone is all-in on the need for multiple employer plans (MEP)—politicians, pundits and certainly industry professionals.…
January Top Advisor By Participant Outcomes (TAPO)—Blake Thibault
Old, archaic and incredibly effective. No, we’re not talking about Blake Thibault (although he is incredibly effective). We…
Hefty Cost of Healthcare Hinders Retirement Confidence
Retirement healthcare costs concern many Americans despite confidence in savings. Learn why planning ahead is essential.
Relocating in Retirement: Where Did Retirees Move in 2018?
Retirees are on the move, with many fleeing the Northeast (except Vermont) and Midwest to start a new…
3 Threats to Thriving Financially in Old Age
With rising longevity, three late-life risks—medical expenses, cognitive decline and widowhood—could threaten the financial health of older Americans.…