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Monthly Archives: October 2016
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The Legend of Fred
When your practice is successful as a retirement plan provider, you’re going to want to hire people who work outside the retirement plan business to help you manage your firm because the day to day running of a business doesn’t … Continue reading
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Sometimes it’s about control
As a retirement plan provider, you meet a potential client and you just do so well in the meeting that you think there should be no way that you’re going to lose this prospect. Yet you get the call that … Continue reading
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Who is the biggest 401(k) Recordkeeper and what really matters
A few weeks back, I wrote an article about 401(k) hustlers you should watch out for and I mentioned the caveat of using a payroll provider as your 401(k)’s third party administrator (TPA). I posted it on LinkedIn and someone … Continue reading
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401(k) Sponsors Say Their Plan is OK, but They Really Have No Idea
My latest article on JDSupra.com can be found here.
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Avoid the Walter Principle
Since I’m a big fan of business and human interactions, I’d love to throw out another management principle I’ve thought about based on my work experience working as an employee for both third party administration firms (TPAs) and law firms. … Continue reading
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The IRS Voluntary Compliance Program Is Like Your Parents
As a child, you’re usually told by your parents that they just want to hear the truth and that telling the truth is going to carry a far less punishment than if you lie and try to hide whatever bad … Continue reading
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The Problem With The BIC
The biggest hallmark for the new Fiduciary Rule is the best interest contract exemption and the need for brokers to get those signed with their retirement plan and IRA clients. Getting legalese written on paper isn’t going to be such … Continue reading
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Some Brokers Will Leave, But Not Like What They’re Saying
Experts saying how many brokers are going to leave the retirement plan business reminds me of the radio report that Henry Hill heard in the shower about the Lufthansa heist, in Goodfellas. Like the loot stolen in the heist, the … Continue reading
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State Run IRA Programs Can Actually Be An Opportunity for Plan Providers
A few states including California are going into the retirement business. While ordinarily competition in the shape of a state government is cause for concern, I believe that it’s an actual opportunity for both third party administration (TPAs) and financial … Continue reading
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