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Imagine Yourself as the 401(k) Plan Sponsor

August 2, 2010

From the investing trenches, it is easy to criticize your 401(k) plan.  If you have done poorly, you tend to blame the ability of the plan to provide to you the right tools to be successful, the right platform upon which to build your retirement future and do all of that with an eye on [...]

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Skin in the Game: Is Investing in Clients Worth the Risk?

January 22, 2010

A recent article in the New York Times focused on a start up mutual fund crossed my desk recently. The article, written by Stuart Elliott, dealt with the advertising agency Kirshenbaum Bond Senecal & Partners in New York, part of MDC Partners. While Mr. Elliott normally deals with the advertising industry, this particular article offered [...]

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Brightscope Does it Again

January 20, 2010

The small start-up Brightscope has done it again.  While the tool they originally introduced offered plan sponsors a look at how well their offerings served the needs of those who use the business’ 401(k) and plan users the opportunity to confront those sponsors about the adequacy of those plans, a new tool puts more of [...]

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