retirement

When I invited Paul Sippil to join Ask the CFO, I expected an interesting conversation about retirement plans.

What I didn't expect was how many assumptions—even my own—would be challenged.

As CFOs and business owners, we spend a lot of time managing costs that directly affect our organizations. We negotiate health insurance renewals, review vendor contracts, and scrutinize operating expenses.

But when it comes to 401(k) plans, many of us assume that because they're highly regulated, everythi…