To say this year's NAPA/ASPPA 401(k) conference kicked off with conflicted feelings would be understating it.
The opening general session March. 3 in Las Vegas opened with fanfare over the NAPA's exploding membership. Barely a year old, the National Association of Plan Advisers—which will be taking over the Summit mantle next year—already boasts more than 4,000 members.
But the regulatory drive behind that membership surge—along with a less-than-cooperative market— might be why the rest of the show's opening act trudged along less optimistically.
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