Strategies for Effective Retirement Programs

Asset Strategy Retirement Plan Consultants is an independent, fee based consulting and investment advisory firm. We provide unbiased investment advice to both individuals and company sponsored retirement plans; Defined Benefit, 401k, 403b, Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP) & Non-Qualified Deferred Compensation.

WHAT WE DO:

  • Help plan sponsors create well defined investment strategies and plan design that will assist participants to reach their retirement goals
  • Advise employees and provide independent investment advice on how to maximize their retirement plan accumulation in accordance with their personal risk profile
  • Assist in making sure plans are in compliance with the DOL
  • Work with your trusted attorney, broker, accountant and vendor
  • Become a co-fiduciary to the plan

WHY ASSET STRATEGY RETIREMENT PLAN CONSULTANTS?

We deliver total retirement solutions to organizations for the recruitment, retention, rewarding and retiring of employees.

We work for our clients and that is the added value of being an independent, registered investment advisor and consultant.

We provide ongoing analysis, benchmarking and investment advice to plan sponsors.

We are a fee based, total disclosure firm-we are not product driven.

VISION:

Asset Strategy Retirement Plan Consultants was formed by individuals that have been involved with providing investment consulting and retirement plan solutions for over 20 years each. Our goal is to help plan sponsors meet and exceed their fiduciary responsibility and making sure participants get the independent investment advice they need to be able to invest and reasonably retire on.
 

Retirement News

Study: Retirement Plans Are Improved

By JEANNETTE NEUMANN

Retirement plans are doing a better job of providing a secure retirement for workers than a decade ago, according to a study to be released Tuesday by a nonpartisan research group. Many workers, however, may still come up short.

Investment considerations for IRA distributions - The Star-Ledger - NJ.com

Published: Monday, July 19, 2010, 8:00 AM

Q. I will be retiring March 31, 2011. I will be 70 years and 9 months old. I have a 401(k) and 403(b) retirement plan from work. I know that in 2011 I will have to start taking distributions from these plans based on a formula. In the event I do not need to use all the disbursements for living expenses, where can I can conservatively invest these funds until needed? Can any of these funds be deferred from federal and state income taxes?

Gen Y's Empty Piggy Bank

By Mark Scott

Baby boomers fretting over their pensions should spare a thought for Constance DeCherney. Like many of her generation, the 27-year-old Web strategist at Planned Parenthood in New York has done little to prepare for retirement.