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“It depends on the individual needs of the employee and the quality of the plan,” says Harris Nydick co-founder of CFS Investment Advisory Services in Totowa, N.J., and author of Common Financial Sense, Simple Strategies for Successful 401(k) and 403(b) Retirement Plan Investing.

Harris and Greg were featured on Charlie Hoehn’s Author Hour podcast, to discuss Common Financial Sense and how listeners can better manage their 401(k) investments.

Harris and Greg were guests on Chuck Jaffe’s Money Life podcast on April 30th, 2018.

“We’re usually saying that if you’re 50 or older, you’re probably going to get what you think you’re going to get,” assuming that expectation is in line with how the system currently works, says Harris Nydick, a founding partner of CFS Investment Advisory Services of Totowa, N.J. and coauthor of the new book, Common Financial Sense. “But,” he adds, “we tell them you’ve got to monitor it, especially if you’re younger.”

Harris Nydick, managing partner at CFS Investment Advisory Services in Totowa, New Jersey, and co-author of the just-released book “Common Financial Sense: Simple Strategies for Successful 401(k) & 403(b) Retirement Plan Investing,” noted that he gives seminars all the time to employees who are mostly tuned out to messages that could help them improve their investment results.

Harris Nydick, founding partner at CFS Investment Advisory Services, a retirement adviser, said many clients had “made a lot of money with Bill Gross” over Mr Nydick’s 34-year career.

Should the long-standing disparity between large and small employers when it comes to 401(k) auto-enrollment matter to advisers?

Harris chimes in with his opinion.