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Investment Policy Statement Must Stop Short of Promises
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Sept. 24, 2020 "An Investment Policy statement can do more harm than good if it moves from policy to guaranteeing results. The policy can become more of a liability than a benefit if it steps over the line on trying to do too much. Should you even have an Investment Policy Statement (IPS) for your retirement plan? Yes. Should you throw everything in and include the proverbial kitchen sink? Absolutely not." |
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