Tuesday, January 12, 2010
Kiplinger, January 2010
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Thursday, December 3, 2009
Investment Advisor, December 2009

In his bylined article, Walking the Fiduciary Line on Retirement, Scott Revare discusses the risk that advisors to 401(k) plans face if they also provide advice to plan participants. Increasing regulatory pressures may result in the requirement that retirement plans and their participants have separate advisors, acting as separate fiduciaries. One solution for broker/dealers and advisors who work with plan sponsors is to provide participant advice through the use of remote RIAs. Read the article.
Tuesday, November 3, 2009
Forbes.com, Nov. 2, 2009

Wednesday, September 23, 2009
Investment News, Sept. 20,2009

Scott Revare was quoted in Sara Hansard’s article Congress to Tackle Rule on Retirement Advice about pending legislation that would require that advice given to 401(k) participants be provided by independent advisors (rather than by brokers affiliated with financial services firms as was proposed by the Bush administration.) According to Revare, many 401(k) plan providers offer a full range of services, including providing fund options, assisting companies in selecting funds in the plan, and participant education. “While in some cases that can be very convenient for the employer, it can also limit their choice,” said Revare. This decision “will force the availability of more choices for different vendors to provide different services within the plan.” Read more.
Saturday, September 5, 2009
Village Voice, Sept. 4, 2009
Friday, September 4, 2009
Wednesday, August 12, 2009
Ignites, July 30, 2009

Scott Revare’s article, Why 401(k) Advice Reform May Boost Funds, appeared on this subscription-only, mutual fund industry news service. Revare discusses the pending federal legislation regarding advisory services for 401(k) plan participants and plan sponsors. Research shows that few 401(k) participants really understand how to effectively monitor and manage their plan investments. An advice-focused initiative from the government could really help participants and serve to make them more active participants in their plans. While new legislation might initially make things tougher on mutual fund companies, it could ultimately create circumstances that will increase their asset inflows.