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The turnkey RIA service seeks the middle ground between set-and-forget target date funds and the crazy complexity of building a 401(k) practice
The PBS report was slanted, simplistic and went in for shock value, say critics, but some in the industry say too-high fees are in fact the root of the problem
Wall Street charges excessive hidden fees, but it's all within the bounds that the system allows
The disclosure requirement sat around so long that workarounds got developed and employers got comfortable in the boiling water
Randy Long boasted that he'd pick off the big boys' clients and came through with the help of a crack team of 12 young turks
RIAs and brokers alike are wary of the fox-in-hen-house effect but DOL is creating strange bedfellows
It has $53.7 billion of assets under its managed account platform, but how the new DOL disclosure rules, competition from Morningstar and Schwab's bet on GuidedChoice play out will be very telling
Managed DC is the first in a series of such products, hints David Booth, but a critic says the premise on which they're built is all wrong
Competitors for advisors' business (like that little company, Fidelity) aren't sitting still as demand surges
A rare glimpse at the 401(k) giant's client tally shows slippage among big customers but its 401(k) business may be finding increased traction with advisors
Brokers still dominate most segments but RIAs do well with bigger plans, results of two surveys show
Capital Directions is building a TAMP for advisors that want to get into the 401(k) business
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