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Across the Great Divide

An asset allocation implemented via active and passive investment vehicles makes sense, but there are complex considerations worth analyzing.

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Tips on How to Increase Retirement Plan Participation

Suggestions to help focus on higher enrollment

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Planning Strategies for Required Minimum Distributions

Retirement assets cannot be protected from taxes indefinitely. Individuals who turn age 70½ this year may need to begin taking required minimum distributions (RMDs), or face substantial tax consequences.

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Safe Harbor Plans Minimize Contribution Testing Requirements

A Safe Harbor 401(k) plan is a simple and popular alternative for businesses.

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Do No Harm: Can an Investment Portfolio Match a Health Care System's Underlying Mission?

Here we define how responsible investing (RI) is helping to change the dynamics between institutional investors, such as health care systems, and the ways they achieve their goals in alignment with their values.

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Adverse Scenarios & Plan Sponsor Health

We discuss the implications major demographic shifts, market downturns, and other adverse scenarios can have on a prototypical public defined benefit plan.

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