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What if your company’s 401(k) is quietly draining your employees’ retirement savings, and putting your business at compliance risk?

In this episode, Steve Burton sits down with Michael Tarr, Director of 401(k) Maneuver and MEP & PEP Plan Services at Royal Fund Management. Together, they break down why so many company retirement plans underperform and what business owners can do about it.

Steve and Michael discuss:

  • Why most 401(k) plans fail employees: lack of guidance, high fees, and poor management

  • The hidden cost of target-date funds and why active management matters

  • What “benchmarking” your 401(k) really means—and why the Department of Labor cares

  • Secure Act 2.0 changes: how age 50 in-service transfers open new planning opportunities

  • The difference between a MEP and a PEP—and why these models are the future of retirement plans

  • How to get your plan benchmarked for free and avoid common audit headaches

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About Our Guest:

Michael Tarr brings deep expertise in retirement plan design, compliance, and participant-focused investment strategies. As Director at Royal Fund Management, Michael helps businesses across the country optimize their 401(k) plans with fiduciary-focused solutions like the 401(k) Maneuver PEP.

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