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Practice Management in 2013: What your business will look like five years from now
Alison Cooke - PANC 2008
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Capturing the profile of the “typical” retirement plan adviser
PLANADVISER Staff - PANC 2008
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Ellie Behling - PANC 2008
Should wealth management or retirement income be part of your practice?
Alison Cooke - PANC 2008
Wirehouse, independent, or other. Which business model is right for you?
Ellie Behling - PANC 2008
Measuring client satisfaction is vital to keeping the relationship with a plan sponsor intact
Ellie Behling - PANC 2008
What do clients really think about advisers’ services?
Nevin E. Adams - PANC 2008
Best practices in winning a finals presentation
Alison Cooke - PANC 2008
Scrutiny of fees has never been more intense. What is reasonable? Ensuring your revenue stream fits your business
Rebecca Moore - PANC 2008
What are ERISA accounts and how do you use them?
Ellie Behling - PANC 2008
Leveraging your relationships with providers and wholesalers to increase your value proposition
Rebecca Moore - PANC 2008
What do the Department of Labor fee initiatives mean for advisers?
Nevin E. Adams - PANC 2008
What’s been happening on the judicial front: fee litigation and LaRue
Rebecca Moore - PANC 2008
Are you a fiduciary? Do you tell your client how to stay out of trouble on the fiduciary front?
Alison Cooke - PANC 2008
Fine-tuning your practice so clients are happy before day one
Ellie Behling - PANC 2008
Choosing among target-date funds, balanced funds, and managed accounts
Nevin E. Adams - PANC 2008
Nobody has agreed how best to benchmark lifecycle funds. What to consider when making that determination.
Rebecca Moore - PANC 2008
Making your practice about more than 401(k)s
PLANADVISER Staff - PANC 2008
Articles that appeared in the Trendspotting section of the magazine
Alison Cooke - PANC 2008
I expected the 2008 PLANADVISER National Conference to be memorable—but I never imagined some of the reasons why.
PLANADVISER Staff - PANC 2008
new products, highlights, announcements
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 September/October
- • Mistake in Identity: Thinking about changing affiliations? Avoid these five missteps in picking a new partner.
- • The Right Pieces: Advisers share their preferences for building a plan investment lineup.
- • Murky Waters: How to work (a) with, (b) around, (c) through your compliance department.
- • The Inside Story: It's up to advisers to help sponsors and participants understand in-plan 'guaranteed' income products.
 July/August
- • Exit Signs: What advisers should do during a wave of recordkeeping consolidation.
- • As Good as Annuity: Annuities are crucial to the retirement income discussion.
- • A Calculated Risk: Risk-based funds remain popular on plan menus. Why some plans pick them, and how some advisers benchmark them.
- • Help Wanted: What the PPA's fiduciary adviser rule means for advisers.
 May/June 2008
- • A New Dimension: Industry trends have many advisers taking another look at their revenue models.
- • More Than Middle Men: Partnering with providers to increase your value proposition to clients.
- • An Elusive Target: With no industry consensus on how to benchmark target-date funds, what can advisers do?
- • A New Way To Pay: ERISA accounts offer a new way of offsetting plan costs.
 Fall 2007 - • The Path Ahead: Plan sponsors want more fee disclosure, and regulators will likely require it soon. That is both a threat and an opportunity for advisers.
- • Playing Favorites: When it comes time to help plan sponsor clients select and monitor investment lineups, advisers have clear favorites.
- • Picking A Winner: How the best advisers quarterback the conversion process.
- • 403b Aware: New 403(b) rules may offer opportunities for advisers to have "a client touch".
 Summer 2007 - • Beneath The Surface: If you are thinking about changing affiliations, ask yourself these five questions before you accept a tempting offer.
- • Provider Choice: Insights from PLANSPONSOR's 2007 Recordkeeping Survey.
- • The Big Picture: Getting participants to swallow a more holistic approach to planning requires employers, employees, and advisers to get it together-and get in touch with reality.
- • Hard To Fit: Despite interest by clients, ETFs are not a slam dunk in retirement plans.
 Winter 2006 - • Tracking Records: This issue we focus on performance: adviser performance, investment performance, and plan performance.
- • From the Front Lines: Front-line experiences, be they silly, stupid, or just plain bizarre, can help you appreciate the normalcy of a "regular" day.
- • Get Clued In: The latest additions to business jargon
- • Keeping Up: How is your education continuing?
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