Get first-hand plan sponsor insights from Olmsted Medical Center. In part two of this conversation, we discuss how Olmsted enhanced the plan participant experience by expanding financial wellness services and modifying their recordkeeper’s marketing practices, specifically covering:

Why Olmsted expanded its approach to employee financial education and advice (1:53)
Concerns Olmsted identified in its recordkeeper’s marketing strategy (6:07)
Tips for plan sponsors to minimize risks associated with recordkeepers’ marketing tactics (7:51)
Four recordkeeping practices plan sponsors should be aware of in order to limit their fiduciary exposure (15:04)

The information presented is from sources believed to be reliable but Francis Investment Counsel cannot guarantee its accuracy or completeness. Olmsted Medical Center retains Francis Investment Counsel as its 3(21) investment adviser for investment consulting and employee financial wellness services. Neither Olmsted, nor any of its representatives, were compensated for participation in this podcast, and there are no conflicts of interest to be disclosed. The information and experience described by Olmsted is not necessarily representative of all Francis Investment Counsel clients. MoneyAdvice@Work® is offered through Francis Investment Counsel, a Registered Investment Adviser with the SEC. Francis Investment Counsel is not a registered broker/dealer. Neither the firm nor any employee is licensed to sell or be compensated for the recommendation of any financial products or product providers.

04 - How to Evaluate a Recordkeeping Relationship

Francis LLC's Fiduciary Advice @ Work Podcast By Francis LLCFeb 13, 2020