Want to be a 401(k) superhero to small-business clients?

By Ginger Szala | June 08, 2018 at 07:11 AM

Even the “father of 401(k)s” says the business has gotten too complex. He and others say they have found better small-business solutions.

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Father of 401(k)s

401(k) Ted Benna, often called the father of 401(k)s 401kBenna LLC BenefitsPRO related reading: One fifth of small business owners not confident in their ability to retire 5 401(k) plan myths debunked

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