Posts by William
Retirement plan success: From good to great
The most popular measurement of 401(k) plan success is participation rate. We consider a high participation rate to be 90% or better. While participate rate is a good first step, it is only one of many ways to measure.
Read MoreMitigate risk with 3(38) Fiduciary Investment Management
As a 401(k) plan sponsor, you have the option to delegate fiduciary responsibility for investment-related decisions. In doing so, it is imperative to make sure that a specific type of advisor be hired, known as a 3(38) Investment Manager.
Read MoreEducate your employees on the importance of saving for retirement
Employers have a unique opportunity to educate their employees on the importance of saving for retirement. The fewer mistakes your employees make now, the more secure they’ll be in retirement.
Read MoreIs your plan getting the support it needs during this pandemic?
Retirement plan sponsors are dealing with tremendous complexity, confusion and uncertainty. COVID-19 has changed every facet of society as we know it — including how you manage your 401(k) plan.
Read MoreManaging risk: Do’s and don’ts for your company’s retirement plan committee
It is increasingly important for companies to understand their fiduciary responsibility and legal obligations. As a retirement plan sponsor, you are still responsible for adhering to the DOL’s ERISA guidelines, which govern and enforce the administration of 401(k) plans and their assets.
Read MoreWilliam Braddy earns prestigious CEPA designation from Exit Planning Institute
William Braddy, CFP®, a wealth manager with Kraft Asset Management, LLC, has earned the prestigious Certified Exit Planning Advisor (CEPA) designation after completing the Exit Planning Institute’s intensive program.
Read MoreThe rules of prudent investing
The following rules can help investors build and adhere to a well-designed investment plan. These guidelines may be instrumental in giving investors the best chance of achieving their financial goals.
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