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Treichel in Barron’s: Forget Complex Spreadsheets. Financial Planners Should Try Sketching With Clients.

Treichel in Barron’s: Forget Complex Spreadsheets. Financial Planners Should Try Sketching With Clients.

When it comes to retirement planning, there’s often a communication gap between advisors and clients. For decades, the retirement-planning process has traditionally involved static projections, spreadsheets, reports, and probability analyses. Advisors spend years learning about tax rules, income strategies, and Monte Carlo simulations to deliver expertly crafted advice to clients.

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Endeavor Appoints ERISA Attorney Bryn White to Expand its Employee Benefits Practice

Endeavor Appoints ERISA Attorney Bryn White to Expand its Employee Benefits Practice

“Our decision to recruit a dedicated health and welfare benefits attorney was driven by increasing client demand for counsel in this area,” said Treichel. “The hire represents the latest step in our strategic growth, which has long been guided by listening to our clients and investing in the capabilities they need most. Over the years, we have expanded into new disciplines and added specialized talent to better serve our clients, and this addition continues that tradition of thoughtful, client-focused growth.”

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How/Is the Trump Retirement IRA Proposal Different from the myRA?

How/Is the Trump Retirement IRA Proposal Different from the myRA?

President Trump signed an executive order in April directing the development of a federal IRA savings program (TrumpIRA.gov) to reach uncovered workers. Some have drawn comparisons to an initiative during the Obama administration called my Retirement Account, or myRA, which was terminated during the first Trump administration.

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While Judge Vacates Retirement Security Rule, Fiduciary Standards Remain

While Judge Vacates Retirement Security Rule, Fiduciary Standards Remain

On March 12, 2026, Judge Jeremy D. Kernodle in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas approved a motion to vacate the Retirement Security Rule. Despite the recent legal decision, there is very much a fiduciary rule still in place—and for advisors already serving retirement plans as fiduciaries under ERISA, the practical impact of the recent court ruling is minimal.

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SEC Regulatory Update and Analysis for 2026

SEC Regulatory Update and Analysis for 2026

Over the past year, the SEC has taken several regulatory actions that materially affect RIAs. SEC regulation has been focused on the implementation of existing rules, exam-driven enforcement priorities, and the withdrawal of several proposed rules that would have significantly broadened advisor obligations.

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DOL Offers a PEP Talk

DOL Offers a PEP Talk

On July 28, the Department of Labor (DOL) issued guidance and a request for information regarding pooled …

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Q2 Newsletter

Q2 Newsletter

As the days grow longer and the sun shines brighter, Endeavor Retirement is embracing the energy of the …

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