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Prudent Practices for Investment Advisors 83-page handbook offered through Fi360.

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NAPLIA is changing the way financial professionals buy insurance.

 

Steps Investment Professionals can take to avoid claims

Review and update investment plans strategies and risk tolerance guidelines with the client(s). Make sure to listen, document and communicate your efforts on their behalf.

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Frequently Asked Questions

- What is the best way to determine if my current policy provides adequate coverage?

- Do I need “Fiduciary Insurance”?

- How do I obtain an ERISA bond for one of my clients 401K plans?
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Using your E&O insurance to market your firm

Gaining new clients, and maintaining your existing clients, is obviously a priority in growing your practice. Don't overlook the value of using your Insurance in your marketing efforts. Learn how and about NAPLIA's exclusive Confirmation of Insurance.
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Using your E&O Insurance to market your firm

 

Gaining new clients, and maintaining your existing clients, is obviously a priority in growing your practice. Don't overlook the value of using your Insurance in your marketing efforts.

 

3(38) Fiduciary Status - Managing your Liability

 

What you need to know regarding proper coverage for your services as an ERISA 3(38) Investment Manager.

 

Proper Insurance Coverage for Plan Sponsors

 

 

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Bonding Requirements Under ERISA Section 412

 

"Bonding is required where and advisor has the authority to direct the plan trustee to pay the advisors fee." - Marcia Wagner, ERISA Attorney

 

Advisors Ability to purchase Fiduciary Insurance on behalf of Plan Sponsor