Category Archives: Retirement Plans

I have been in the retirement plan business working as an ERISA attorney for 14+ years. Over the past 14 years, you hear a lot of new ideas, products, or services, and the fact is that most of them suck. … Continue reading →

A Long Island business newspaper named my old law firm’s administrator as its Chief Financial Office of the year and the first thing I asked is: “How big was the ad?” That’s because my old law firm is a regular … Continue reading →

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When changes to the Internal Revenue Code in 2006 made automatic enrollment part of the Code and much more appetizing to plan sponsors in limiting their fiduciary liability, I told my bosses at a producing third party administration (TPA) that … Continue reading →

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Chutzpah is a Yiddish word which means audacity, gall, nerve.  A perfect example of chutzpah is about the murderer who killed his parents, but is asking the Judge for mercy in sentencing because he’s an orphan. Over the past 14 … Continue reading →

I was a fit at my old law firm sort of like how my son’s toddler clothes fit him at age 7.  I wasn’t a good fit because I didn’t take myself too seriously, I tried to push for flat … Continue reading →