New DC aggregator appeals to independent RPAs
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More RPAs are choosing to sell, in part to get referrals, especially if they are part of a benefits firm. But being part of a larger firm as an employee is not appealing to all.
As more retirement plan advisers sell their practices, others, especially younger RPAs just building their businesses, may want to remain independent. Yet competing against large defined-contribution aggregators is difficult, and RPAs who are part of a practice that is sold may not want to join the
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