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Article Competition
The fi360 article competition is a chance for AIF and AIFA designees to showcase their position as thought leaders on fiduciary issues in the investment industry. These articles focus on helping fiduciaries better understand and perform their roles. Our designees are the leaders in fiduciary thought and this competition allows us to foster that thought and make it available to a broader audience.
Prizes:
All accepted submissions will be available for public viewing along with bio and contact information for the author. Fi360 also will provide assistance in attempting to have articles published in industry publications and other promotional assistance.
The author of the article chosen by fi360 to be the most outstanding article of the year will be awarded a $1,000 cash prize.
If you are an AIF or AIFA designee and would like to submit an article, log in to the Designee Portal to download the official rules and submission form under "Designee Services".
Submissions:
Fiduciary focus: the prudent integration of structured settlements and post-settlement trusts
AIF designee Henry Strong of JMW Settlements, Inc in Washington, D.C., co-authored this article about the need for more training for settlement fiduciaries and the opportunities available for better settlement planning.
Submit your feedback on this article here.
Update: This article was published in the Spring 2008 issue of the American Bar Association's The Brief.
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The Tyranny of Choice
AIFA designee N. Scott Pritchard of Capital Directions, LLC in Asheville, NC, writes about how 401(k) plans have given investors more control over their retirement plans, and how that hasn't meant increased success.
Submit your feedback on this article here.
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Does your firm have a financial advisor?
AIF designee John Sullivan of World Equity Group in Arlington Heights, IL, writes about the benefits and necessity of a having a financial advisor for your firm's 401(k) plan.
Submit your feedback on this article here.
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