Why Nonprofits Should Stop Hoarding Cash
Originally published on Society of Nonprofits By Mark Dixon As you prepare your financial plans for the year ahead, be sure to examine your cash…
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3 mistakes plan sponsors make that cause trouble
Originally published on Benefits Pro By Mark Dixon and Susan Shoemaker With one in three retirement plans audited by the Internal Revenue Service or Department…
3 mistakes plan sponsors make that cause trouble
Originally published on Benefits Pro By Mark Dixon and Susan Shoemaker With one in three retirement plans audited by the Internal Revenue Service or Department…
5 steps for a great investment committee
5 steps for a great investment committee Originally published in American City Business Journals By Mark Dixon These are the times that truly can test…
5 steps to a successful financial wellness plan
Originally published on Benefits Pro By Susan Shoemaker and Mark Dixon Financial wellness is a hot trend, as organizations are trying to help employees better…
5 steps to a successful financial wellness plan
Originally published in Benefits Pro By Susan Shoemaker and Mark Dixon Financial wellness is a hot trend, as organizations are trying to help employees better…
Amid bull market, endowments should resist greed
Originally published on The Foundation and Endowment Report By Mark Dixon Like Wall Street’s “Fearless Girl” statue staring down the “Charging Bull,” endowments and foundations…
Plan sponsors should beware the managed account default option
Originally published in Pensions & Investments By Mark Dixon and Susan Shoemaker The world of 401(k) and 403(b) retirement plan sponsors has been somewhat nightmarish in…
The devil may be in the default option
Originally published on Pensions & Investments By Mark Dixon and Susan Shoemaker Participants in 401(k) plans often feel stymied about picking an investment mix when…
Better than a raise: How companies are giving employees more money
Originally published in CNBC By Mark Dixon and Susan Shoemaker Many of America’s workers are in ill health these days — at least financially. And that…