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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.
Pandemic Provides Opportunity to Rebalance Client Communication
Most of us are creatures of habit. We thrive on routines and like to feel in control. But…
Episode 1: Anthony Scaramucci on Trump, Biden and 401(k)s
The outspoken founder of SkyBridge Capital and the SALT Conference was run from the White House after only…
More Stimulus Spending Stymied by Jobs Report, Market Rebound
Proponents of additional stimulus spending are petering out after Friday’s surprisingly positive employment report. Total nonfarm employment numbers…
Once and For All: IRC and ERISA Say Cannabis 401(k) Plans Can Exist
I write to clarify and educate about the legal authority regarding how and why cannabis 401(k) plans are…
What the Pandemic is Revealing About Target Date Funds
The differences among target date funds (TDFs) can be hard for some plan sponsors and participants to immediately…
Senate Passes Important Improvements to PPP Loan Program
The Senate passed a second try at the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) to address concerns and unintended consequences…
EBSA Names Acting Assistant Secretary in Wake of Rutledge Departure
The Employee Benefits Security Administration has named Jeanne Klinefelter Wilson as Acting Assistant Secretary, replacing Preston Rutledge, who…
4 Reasons for Higher Retirement Savings Rates
Similar salaries don’t necessarily mean similar savings rates, a maddening quirk of human behavior EBRI and J.P Morgan…
Use Science to Improve Fiduciary Judgment
Neuro-fiduciary is the science that seeks a better understanding of what it takes to be a great fiduciary.…
June Top Advisor by Participant Outcomes (TAPO)—Jane Hagen
A Plan With a Purpose “IT’S TRULY MY mission in life to help one person at a time,…