I don’t get it. That’s my reaction after reading yet another article about the dangers of taking a loan out of your 401(k) plan.

I just got done reading the Department of Labor’s new proposed regulations of fee disclosures.

I am one of the fiduciaries of our 401(k) plan. Every 401(k) plan must have at least one-named fiduciary. These individuals are responsible for ensuring that the plan is run the right way.

Some people are confused about 401(k) plans; why they have so many rules or why they are so complicated. 

I volunteer with Junior Achievement. Once a week, I go into a classroom at Humble (Texas) High School, and talk to some seniors about business. 

Significantly fewer people today are covered by a defined benefit plan than when I started in this business 28 years ago.

I’ve been working on a pet project.  The goal of the project is to show the difference in someone’s retirement benefit, depending on the investment fees and charges. 

To Roth Or Not To Roth? One of the questions that will come up in 401(k) plans, if your offers a Roth option is Are you better off making Roth contributions to your 401(k) plan or the traditional pre tax. 

There are a lot of people who wonder how much they need to save for retirement.  Chances are, what you need to save is more than you’re saving right now.