Benefits Think Most non-profits don’t consult a financial professional for 403(b) advice

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For Father’s Day this year, my daughters surprised me with a fishing trip. To improve our chance of success, we hired a captain for the outing. But, it’s not enough to know the captain is licensed — you need to make sure he or she knows the waters and has experience specific to the type of fishing you want to do.

Hiring a financial professional is very much the same process: Plan sponsors need to hire the right one for the job.

Aaron Friedman
National Practice Leader

Friedman is the tax-exempt national practice leader with the Principal Financial Group, an investment management and retirement leader. A noted expert on 403(b) plan design, he has been consulting … Read full bio


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