401(k) Managed Accounts

Why Fiduciary Confusion Still Plagues Plan Sponsors

Fiduciary
Despite the rapid evolution of the retirement industry, one challenge continues to surface among plan sponsors nationwide: persistent confusion surrounding fiduciary roles.  Even though more...

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The Future of Aggregators: Key Takeaways From the 2025 Roundtable

Aggregator Roundtable 2025: How RPAs and RIAs are Reshaping Workplace Saving and Benefits
The 2025 Aggregator Roundtable brought together leaders from major RIA and RPA aggregators to discuss how workplace retirement, wealth, and benefits are converging. With fees...

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The 3(21) vs. 3(38) Debate: Why Delegation Doesn’t Mean You’re Off the Hook

The promise sounds appealing: hire a fiduciary advisor, hand over investment decisions, and sleep better at night knowing someone else is handling the heavy lifting. ...

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Micro-Retirements Could Be Your Best Bet for Keeping Gen Z Talent

Gen Z
Young workers aren’t waiting decades to take a break anymore.  A growing number of Gen Z and millennial employees are planning what’s being called a...

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Are Managed Accounts the Future of 401(k) Defaults?

Managed Accounts
As retirement plans evolve, so do the default investment options offered to participants.  Target date funds still dominate the market, but attention is shifting toward...

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Why Advisor Due Diligence Matters for 401(k) and 403(b) Plan Sponsors

CITs
Many plan sponsors are recognizing the complex responsibilities tied to managing retirement plans.  While ERISA requires them to act as prudent experts, most lack formal...

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401(k) Managed Accounts Can Help Improve Gen X Retirement Readiness

Gen X workers (ages 44-59) face unique hurdles on their path to retirement.  As the “Sandwich Generation,” they’re often simultaneously caring for both children and...

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