Monthly Archives: February 2013

Whenever I hear about someone getting caught with lying about their resume or credentials, I am always astounded. I don’t know why people lie about college degrees they didn’t receive or credentials they didn’t achieve, but I guess the fact … Continue reading →

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I am a child of the 1980’s and I had my Bar Mitzvah in 1985. When it came time to planning the event, we did what post families did in those days and were going to hire a videographer. The … Continue reading →

Recently, researchers from the business schools at the University of Indiana and the University of Texas at Austin recently looked at some data to try to figure out why many poor 401(k) investment choices linger on fund lineups. The researchers … Continue reading →

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As an ERISA attorney, I hear it all the time. Whether it’s from plan sponsors, their non-ERISA attorneys, or even from some other ERISA attorneys, is that the fear of any trouble with a breach of fiduciary responsibility is completely … Continue reading →

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Much has been written about IBM’s decision to make their matching contribution annually rather than throughout the year.  While people point this out as some seismic change, this is hardly the same as converting a defined benefit to a cash … Continue reading →

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