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Hosted by Chris Thixton, QPA, QKC, Principal at PCI, this webinar discusses how 401(k)’s investment reports can obscure poor performance. Chris offers valuable insights on spotting the traditional tactics used by advisers to conceal subpar results.
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How 401(k) Fund Changes Can Hide Poor Investment Performance
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