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401(k) Participants Are Keeping Assets in Plans After Retirement BenefitsPro; free registration required ![]() Dec. 15, 2021 "A growing number of retirees are leaving their savings in defined contribution plans -- mainly 401(k)s -- after they have stopped working instead of rolling them over into an outside account. The trend is meaningful for advisors who are fiduciaries and have a potential new pool of client assets to guide. For advisors who charge fees based on assets under management, it raises questions on compensation and conflict of interest[.]" |
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