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Collective Investment Trusts: The Fastest Growing Investment Vehicle Within 401(k) Plans
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For almost a century, collective investment trusts (CITs) have played an important role in the markets. They were originally introduced in 1927. According to a 2020 study, they are now used in more than 70 percent of plans.¹ For the vast majority of their existence, CITs were available only in defined benefit (DB) plans. In  Read More →
Summer Homework for Fiduciaries
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As you bask in the glory of summer over the next couple of months, don’t forget the three Fs that define this cherished season — fun, fireworks, and fiduciary! While you’re enjoying the fruits of summer, don’t forget your fiduciary responsibilities! Ask yourself the following questions to make sure you are on top of your  Read More →
Changing Plan Providers: Moving Participant Investments
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Once you’ve made the decision as plan sponsor and fiduciaries to move your organization’s retirement plan to a new recordkeeper, one of the following questions becomes what to do with participant investments. It’s very likely that the plan will have a new investment lineup when it moves to the new provider. As fiduciaries, you are  Read More →

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