401(k)

Benefits Think How to tell if a 401(k) plan investment adviser measures up

Published March 30, 2016 12:04 PM EDT Updated March 30, 2016 2:06 PM EDT 4 Min Read

“Consider only those advisers who practice fee transparency.”

President

Robert C. Lawton, AIF, CRPS is the founder and president of Lawton Retirement Plan Consultants, LLC. Mr. Lawton has over 30 years of retirement plan consulting and administration experience and has … Read full bio

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