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2 Simple Steps to a Better Retirement Plan

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Mark Zoril

Founder

Case Studies

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1 2 3No Revenue Sharing Flat FeesIndexingIndustry and Your Employees

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Values

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Why Your 401k is Worth Suing OverYour Employer May Cost You $100k

in Retirement SavingsHow Your 401k Could Rip You Off5 Fees That Are Killing Your Retirement

High Fees Eroding Many

401(k) Retirement AccountsFour Biggest 401k Conflicts

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ASSETBiggest

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Financial Service IndustryLifestyles/Careers of

Protect Your Employees

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Large Plan = 1.05%

Average Costs per Participant:

1.42% = Small Plan

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Target?What can you

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1.42 1.00 .75 .50

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Hopes | |PLAN

Opportunity | |Family Growth

Challenges

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Two Simple Steps

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DiversificationLow Cost

Shareholder

Primarily Index

Owned

Funds

Average =At Cost .12

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Active FundsWith Manager

= 1.08%Average charge

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Performance

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“If there is anything in the whole world

of mutual funds that you can take to the

bank, it’s that expense ratios can help you

make a better decision. In every single

time period and data point tested, low cost

funds beat high cost funds.”

August 2010

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“There is substantial evidence that Wall Street managers

are unable to beat passive equity index funds that cost much

less in fees…If public pension fund assets were indexed to

relevant markets rather than actively managed, the public pension

systems in Maryland and across the United States would save

enormous amounts of money on fees, without undue harm to investment

performance…pension systems would be wise to index the systems’

portfolios to ensure average investment returns. This would be a safer, more

responsible use of system resources than paying Wall Street management

firms millions of dollars each year to deliver sub-par results on public stocks and

bonds and risky private alternative investments.”

July 201223

“The Triumph of Index Funds”“Investors Flock to Vanguard, Turning

Away from Stock Pickers”

“America Can’t Afford Wall Streets’

Terrible Investment Advice”“Why ‘Boring, Dull Passive’ Investing is Working”“Passive Investing is Winning the Debate”“Active Funds Stink Worse Than Ever”

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SharingRevenue

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Commissions

12b-1Insurance Charges – Wrap Charges

SubT-ABroker

Dealer

Soft

Money 37

GAMEShare ClassWhich share class

do you use?

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Growth FundAmerican Funds

of America

1.44% 1.40% 1.09%

.68% .54% .49%

R1 R2 R3

R4 R5 R6

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Blue ChipT Rowe Price

.74% 1.00% 1.25%

Growth

FundAdvisor

Class

Class

R

Growth fund

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Record Keeper

Advisor

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Assets% of

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Stop paying

Direct

Flat Fees - Unbundled

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Start paying

Record Keeper

OR

$1,500

OR

$5,000 $10,000

Advisor $750 $3,000 $10,000

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Case Studies

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Company A12 Participants$2.2 MillionInsurance & Active Funds

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1.9% of 2.2 million = $41,800Total Cost

Employee Paid

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New Plan

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Record Keeper = $2,600

Advisor = $2,300

= $2,640

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Total Cost = $7,540

EE Paid

= $2,640

EE Paid

= $41,900

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Old Plan

= $41,900Total cost

New Plan

= $7,400Total cost

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Average Annual Savings per Employee =

$3,300$9000

Company B

110 Participants

$7 MillionWrap Fees & Active Funds

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Total Cost = 1.5%

Employee Paid!$105,000

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Record Keeper = $14,000

Advisor = $10,000

= $8,400

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Total Cost = $32,400

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EE Paid

= ALL

EE Paid

= ALL

Old Plan

= $105,000Total cost

New Plan

= $32,400Total cost

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Average Annual Savings per Employee =

$660$3000

Company C5 Participants$400,000A Shares & Active Funds

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1.6% of $400,000 = $6,400Total Cost

Employee Paid

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Record Keeper = $1,780

Advisor = $800

= $480

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Total Cost = $3,060

EE Paid

= $600

EE Paid

= $6,400

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Old Plan

= $6,400Total cost

New Plan

= $3,060Total cost

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Average Annual Savings per Employee =

$1,160$2,400

Large Plan =1.05% - $50,000,000

Average Costs per Participant:

1.42% = Small Plan - $5,000,000

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Company ACompany B

= .12%= .44%

Company C = .17%

Solution

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Flat Fees Direct Payments

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Simplicity Clarity Accountability

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Help Your

Employees Keep More of Their Money

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ValuesBid and

Compare

OnePage Fee

Evaluation

Assess

Plan

2 Simple Steps to a Better Retirement Plan

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Mark Zoril

Founder

2 Simple Steps to a Better Retirement Plan

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Mark Zoril 855 965 4286 or 612 965 4286

Founder [email protected]