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Qualified Plan Record Retention

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[embed]https://youtu.be/MtOGtOvRSes[/embed] Written by Kristina Kananen Over the years Plan Sponsors, Plan Administrators and Plan Trustees, (the Plan Fiduciaries) can amass a large amount of data and records.  Wha...

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State-Run Retirement Plans

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[embed]https://youtu.be/hk8Wq_i4yFk[/embed] Written by Kristina Kananen The average retiree in the United States receives $1,200 per month in Social Security income.  It has dawned on state legislatures that it is ...

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Missing Participant Best Practices

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[embed]https://youtu.be/HbaBnWUgbFw[/embed] Written by Kristina Kananen As we all know the Employee Benefit Services Administration (EBSA) is charged with protecting the rights of qualified plan participants. This ...

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Long-Term Part-Time Employees

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[embed]https://youtu.be/IKDnwYeRUpg[/embed] Written by Kristina Kananen When ERISA was originally signed into law, qualified retirement plans were required to allow employees to become participants once they had co...

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Covid- 19 Retirement Updates 3/27/2020

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  With the Senate approving the Covid-19 Relief act, there have been some changes and updates to your retirement accounts. Please watch and get a break down of what is happening from our CEO and CFO. For more i...

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They’re Good Plans Brent

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My favorite Twitter account is WeRateDogs. They are unabashedly pro-dog. All the dogs submitted are rated higher than 10/10, usually a 12 or 13. As crazy as that rating system seems, it communicates that “all dogs are go...

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Low-Growth World

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If we are in a Low-Growth World – long term retirement savings becomes more important. One common belief is that “I will catch up later” and that a savvy investment will pay off handsomely and make up for any lost tim...

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Stop Talking About the Leaks!

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What’s with the constant focus on any kind of metaphor for expenses? Drip. Leak. Leakage. Evaporation. Etc. I’m more worried about those who end up with a low cost account full of nothing because they were too frighte...

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Two Johns – Hancock and Oliver

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What do you do when one of your favorite TV shows skewers one of your favorite vendors? I remember 20+ years ago my disbelief when one of the consumer research magazines looked into industries I had an intimate knowle...

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