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Business owners know the value of offering a 401k plan to their employees, but not all employers know the importance of an annual review of their company 401k plan. The amount of time and effort that is required of the employer to conduct a review depends on how much of the fiduciary responsibility they carry themselves versus offloading to a service provider.

Hiring service providers that offer fiduciary protection (3(16), 3(21), and 3(38)) is an important decision all by itself and employers need to spend the time to understand how much help and support their current provider lends to them to see if it is the ideal fit.

Aside from fiduciary coverage, there are two main categories that should be reviewed: compliance and performance. As situations and guidelines change in the industry or your specific plan, it’s important to make changes when needed. Let’s explore these important items.

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  • Josh Fudge joined Shelton Capital Management in 2019.  He is a member of the Advisory Services Team with a focused responsibility on sales and marketing initiatives.

    Prior to joining Shelton Capital Management, Josh held various roles in the investment industry most recently with RBC Wealth Management where he was responsible for investment analysis and client growth. The majority of Josh’s career has been focused on sales and distribution as a Director with WHV Investments, a VP at SteelPath/OppenheimerFunds, and various positions at Janus Capital Group. Away from work he enjoys skiing, hiking, and spending time outdoors with his wife, three children, and their dog Bailey.

    Josh is a graduate of Miami University (Oxford, OH).

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