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Taking the Bull by the Horns
Following its Merrill Lynch acquisition, Bank of America aims to make a serious play in the retirement market
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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.
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Tracking Records
This issue we focus on performance: adviser performance, investment performance, and plan performance.
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Profile: Colin Camerer
Axline Professor of Business Economics, California Institute of Technology
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2007 Plan Adviser of the Year Finalists: The Individuals
These finalists have all proved their worth to their plan sponsor clients and have made a noticeable difference to the plans they service
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2007 Plan Adviser of the Year Finalists: The Most Successful
There were nearly 300 nominations for this year's award, culminating in the collection of 182 advisers, 110 of whom were eligible to compete for the award
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2007 Plan Adviser of the Year Finalists: The Teams
These finalists have all proved their worth to their plan sponsor clients and have made a noticeable difference to the plans they service
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Who Needs an Adviser?
Picking the best solutions—even the best automatic solutions—still requires expertise
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Getting Better
Is your continuous improvement stalled at the expense of the plan participant?
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From the Front Lines
Front-line experiences to help you experience the normalcy of a "normal" day
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Buddy System
Retirement plan relationships are evolving from a casual give and take toward something more formal
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Lockton Dallas
David W. Altimont, Lucas M. Barton, Courtney Stroope, Erika Chavez, Kim Pacheco (Dallas, Texas)
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Michael M. Kane and Associates, an NRP member firm
Michael Kane, Mary Kane, Ashley Black, David Robinson (Alpharetta, Georgia)