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“Humble Arithmetic” and the Future of 401(k) Litigation
By James W. Watkins, III, J.D., CFP Board EmeritusTM, AWMATM Fortunately, there is currently a case pending in the 10th Circuit, the Matney case, which may go a long way in resolving two of the primary issues that continue to … Continue reading
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