Fees
Hit, Miss or Backfire? Controversial Ayres/Curtis 401k Fee Paper Claims Broad-Based Fiduciary Breach
Can a Swiss Cheese argument add any value to solving important issues that really exist?
What is an Appropriate Fee that a 401k Plan Should Pay?
It’s an answer everyone is searching for – and it just might surprise you.
401k Fee Disclosure One Year Later: What We’ve Learned
The DOL’s new 401k Fee Disclosure Rule, while its effectiveness might be suspect, has empowered plan sponsors.
Finance Pros Sound Off on E*Trade Ad Controversy
A talking baby is cute, but is this a case of the pot calling the kettle black?
401k Fee Disclosure: What 6 Months Tells Us
A warning is not the same as protection.
What’s a Fair Fee to Pay a Fiduciary
When it comes to fees, abide these 3 rules of thumb.
Experts Advise 401k Plan Sponsors on 408(b)(2) Fee Disclosure Template
Did the DOL miss the boat by not offering a definitive “apples-to-apples” comparison template?
401k Plan Sponsors and the Mutual Fund Expense Ratio Wild Goose Chase
Any talk of mutual fund expense ratios only diverts attention away from the true issue at hand – what are the true costs of those non-mutual fund products that make up nearly half of all 401k investments?
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