Monthly Archives: December 2025

Participation on the Rise—But Don’t Celebrate Too Soon: Why the 401(k) Numbers Tell a Layered Story

So here’s what I’ve been watching—because if you’re a fiduciary, you don’t just watch these numbers, you study them. According to the latest Plan Sponsor Council of America (PSCA) survey, employee participation in workplace 401(k) plans has climbed—even amid economic … Continue reading

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Another Forfeiture Suit Gets the Boot: What Plan Sponsors Should Learn from the Peco Foods Inc. Ruling

Greetings—this is Ary Rosenbaum picking up the referee’s whistle to review a recent win for fiduciaries and what it signals for plan-sponsors, TPAs, and compliance teams. 1. What Happened A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit against Peco Foods Inc. that … Continue reading

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2026 Limits Leap: A Fiduciary’s Drill — What Plan Sponsors Must Know Now

As I sit back, figuratively dusting off my “That 401(k) Conference” binder and sipping lukewarm coffee—the true fuel of every ERISA late-night writing session—here’s how I, Ary Rosenbaum, see the latest IRS release of the 2026 retirement plan limits: another … Continue reading

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