Category Archives: Employee Benefit
New and Improved
We have been diligently making changes to our website in response to requests from the 401(k) community. We have been studying up on behavior finance theories and how best to use them to address some important concerns of 410(k) plan … Continue reading
Good News for 401(k) Participants and Sponsors
Two days ago, the Department of Labor released the final terms of the new Fee Disclosure Regulations. In the release they mention that additional disclosure, beyond that discussed in interim bulletins, will be required of service providers who receive indirect … Continue reading
To All Plan Sponsors – A New Roadmap?
A few weeks ago, a very important and long-standing lawsuit was finally settled. And guess who won – the workers! (The following is based on an article in Forbes, the link of which is found below.) Both Wal-Mart and Merrill … Continue reading
Workers with Access to Financial Planning not Using Services? Why?
Recently, the Wall Street Journal reported that less than 25% of workers that have access to professional retirement planning through their employers do not use such services. Why? This is a very baffling question with very serious and negative consequences. … Continue reading
Investment Advice Final Rule – Advice for Plan Sponsors
The DOL has just announced its final rules regarding investment advice given to plan participants by investment advisers. The rule takes effect December 27, 2011. Below is a link to an article that discusses in greater detail the provisions of the … Continue reading
Plan Sponsors – Are Your 401(k) Investors Getting Good Advice?
In a recent survey (see the link below for more information), plan sponsors “cited a lack of clear regulations as an obstacle to offering advice. But even more they were concerned about the cost of providing that advice. The number … Continue reading
EnTrusted.in as Employee Benefit
Retirement planning is front and center for most employees. The reasons are numerous: 1) Baby Boomers nearing retirement, 2) highly volatile stock and bond markets, 3) uncertain government direction regarding Social Security and Medicare, 4) economic uncertainty, etc. Employees need … Continue reading
