Plan sponsors that focus on health and wealth are often more likely to implement other benefits that they would not have been considered before, including life insurance, supplemental health benefits, and executive and retiree medical and retirement benefits, Caldwell added.
Research Affiliates launched RAUS, a reimagined cap-weighted ETF that tackles a hidden flaw in traditional indexes like the S&P 500. While appearing nearly identical, with 95% overlap, RAUS uses fundamental metrics to select companies instead of pure price momentum—avoiding the costly “buy high, sell low” cycle that plagues standard benchmarks. The result: a familiar structure with potentially better outcomes through disciplined index maintenance.
Relying on any single leader—Donald Trump included—as a reason to remain fully invested is a risky strategy for advisors and clients.