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Is It Time To Re-examine What It Means To
Fulfill Your 401(k) Fiduciary Responsibility? 
Richard D. Glass
March 10, 2008
Lawsuits Expose Fiduciary Tightrope
Richard D. Glass
Pensions & Investments
August 20, 2007
Value and Prudent Process (Part II):
The Diffusion of Responsibility and Its Effect on Value
Richard D. Glass
Summer 2007
Value and Prudent Process (Part I):
Redefining Both Terms in Light of the Recent Spate of Class Action Lawsuits over 401(k) Fees
Richard D. Glass
Spring 2007
A New Paradigm for Fiduciaries:
A Value Driven, Results Oriented Process for Running 401(k) Plans
Richard D. Glass
Fall 2006
Have
Fiduciaries Gone Astray:
Creating a Prudent
Process in Today's Turbulent World
Richard D. Glass
Summer 2006
This working paper was modified for publication in
Benefits & Compensation Digest, October 2006
International Foundation of Employee Benefits
Stop, Look, and Listen:
Your Profitable Participants Remain Hidden in Plain View
Richard D. Glass
LIMRA's MarketFacts Quarterly, Spring 2005
LIMRA International
Making 401(k) Plans a Win-Win Proposition:
Getting Participants to Help Themselves and Fiduciaries to Fulfill Their Responsibilities
Richard D. Glass
Benefits and Compensation Digest,
February 2005
International Foundation of Employee Benefits
Investment
Education for the 21st Century 
Dispelling the Myths and Undoing the Tactical Errors of the Nineties
Richard D. Glass and Stan Marshall
Employee Benefits
Journal, June 2003
International Foundation of Employee Benefits
Everyone
Needs a Wakeup Call
Richard D. Glass
Vested Interest, Spring 2003
LIMRA International
Using
Investment Education to Enhance Profitability:
Where Have Plan
Providers Gone Astray?
Richard D. Glass
Employee Benefits Journal, December 2001, Volume 26, Number 4
Communicate,
Don't Litigate
Richard D. Glass
LIMRA's MarketFacts Quarterly, Fall 2001
Investment
Education or Advice?
That's the Wrong Question to Ask!
Richard D. Glass
Employee Benefits Journal, June 2000, Volume 25, Number 2 Fiduciary and Quality Issues in
Investment Education: Tip Sheet for Plan Sponsors
Richard D. Glass
Personal Finances and Worker Productivity, Fall 1999, volume 3, Number 2
Education
Techniques, Media, and Technologies
Tip Sheet for
Plan Sponsors
Richard D. Glass
Personal Finances and Worker Productivity, Fall 1999, Volume 3, Number 2
Not On the Internet,
Please
Richard D. Glass
Pensions & Investments, June 14, 1999
Portfolio Optimizers: The
Road to
Financial Security or the Primrose Path?
Richard D. Glass and Stan Marshall
Personal Finances and Worker Productivity, June 1999, Volume 3, Number 1
Investment Education: Who's
Fooling Whom?
Richard D. Glass
Employee Benefits Journal, March 1999, Volume 24, Number 1
Investment Education: A Review
of
the State of the Union
Richard D. Glass
Employee Benefits Journal, March 1998, Volume 23, Number 1
Investment Education: A Very
Sharp Double-Edged Sword
Richard D. Glass
LIMRA's MarketFacts, Sep/Oct 1997
What Will Participants Do When
When the Bull Market Goes Bye-Bye?
Richard D. Glass
LIMRA’s MarketFacts, May/June 1997
Educating Participants on
Investment:
Is the Myopic Legal tail Wagging the Dog?
Richard D. Glass and Robert A. Johnson
Plan Sponsor, February 1997
Chapter 12: A Brief Summary of the
Major Investment Issues facing 401(k) Plan Trustees
Richard D. Glass and Stan Marshall
401(k) Plans: A Comprehensive Planning and Compliance Guide
John Wiley and Sons, 1996
Meeting
Participants' Investment Needs:
A Guide to Selecting Investment Options
for DC Plans
Richard D. Glass
Profit Sharing, Sept.-Oct. 96
A Survey of the
Investment Issues
Confronting Defined Contribution Plan
Trustees
Richard D. Glass
Employee Benefits Journal, November 1995, Volume 32, Number 11
Issues in
Participant Education
Richard D. Glass and Stan Marshall
Employee Benefits Journal, Sept. 1994
Critiquing "Quant"
Models
Richard D. Glass
Pensions & Investment Age, August 8, 1988 |
