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Monthly Archives: January 2019
Stick to your price
The only bad thing about smartphones is when you have to shop for another one. So my wife and I went to the local Costco and the representative there who works for an unaffiliated cell phone service selling company approached … Continue reading
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The lesson of Sam Adams
When I first started drinking beer, I hated it. Then again, when it came to the quality of it, it wasn’t very good. Whether it was Coors Light or Bud or even the bitterness of Heineken, the beer I was … Continue reading
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Cash balance is worth the discussion
When talking to a prospective client that deals with professional services or have deep pockets, it’s always worth a consideration on whether a cash balance is a good idea. When coupled with a safe harbor 401(k) and new comparability, cash … Continue reading
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The Rosenbaum Law Firm Review
My latest newsletter is available here.
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401(k) Options That Must Be Obligatory For Plan Sponsors
My latest article on JDSupra.com can be found here.
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Fees still are a big concern
Callan’s annual Defined Contribution Trends survey listed fees as plan sponsors’ main concern when dealing with their retirement plan, ahead of education and communication. Four years ago, fees were only the 4th main concern. What does it all mean? It … Continue reading
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Duke University settles their 403(b) lawsuit
Over the last 35 years, Duke University has had a championship basketball team on the court. In another court, Duke didn’t do too well. Duke University just settled a lawsuit alleging that it mismanaged its 403(b) plan for employees for … Continue reading
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The end of the determination letter program and what it means
For the past 15 years, it’s been apparent that the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) wanted to be out of the favorable determination letter business. Over time, the IRS was limiting when they would issue determination letters. When I first started … Continue reading
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Always think outside of the box to add to your practice
I’ve probably said enough about the time that I came up with the crazy idea of having Sal The Stockbroker from The Howard Stern Show perform at my former synagogue when I was involved there. The reason I did it … Continue reading
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Settlements should encourage vigilance
While 2018 may have had less 401(k) litigation than the previous year, there was more than $90 million in settlements. While the cases involved large companies and institutions of higher learning, what it should do is teach a lesson to … Continue reading
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