Robert Brokamp

Yeah.

And we should acknowledge, first of all, the Motley Fool hat as a 401k back in that day was not that unusual because we were a young company, we're a small company.

And with a small company, you just did not have great options.

Yeah.

Fortunately, it's not quite so difficult nowadays.

But even though we still had that small plan, we were successful at lobbying the powers that be at The Fool to say, okay, let's see what we can do to get a better plan.

We formed a committee, this is more than 20 years ago, and we still meet on a quarterly basis.

And now actually our plan is pretty good.

So given our experience, let's see if we can help some listeners do the same.

Where do you think people should start with assessing their plan and determining whether it needs improvement?

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