Have we finally turned the tide on the trend towards an overinflated number of options in 401(k) plans?

A good 401(k) investment plan requires discipline, and discipline requires experience. Sometimes experience comes too late. Why cant education make up for lack of experience?

In its most recent report, the DOL reveals nearly four out of five fiduciary investigations result in fines or other corrective action.

If people dont want a must have product, must we really have it?

Can a popular tactic for hiding fees survive in the era of fee disclosure?

Don't get caught serving two masters. Dr. Ron Rhoades, recently named fiduciary of the year, warns against revenue sharing and 12b-1 fees.

If benchmarking and self-assessment is such a great idea, why do so few 401(k) plans do it?

We seem to place too much of a load on plan sponsors when theres a simpler and better source to help ease their burden.