Why a TPA Can Be a 401(k) Financial Advisor’s Best Friend

Ary Rosenbaum - The Rosenbaum Law Firm P.C.
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Any good retirement plan financial advisor understands and will tell you that relationships in the retirement plan business mean everything. The relationships that an advisor can have with their clients and other retirement plan professionals are the most important things and everything else is secondary. One of the most important relationships that a financial advisor can develop to augment their practice to current and future clients is finding a few third party administrators (TPAs) to work with. In many ways, the TPA’s can be the financial advisor’s best friend and this article will show you why.

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