Lawton Retirement Plan Consultants, LLC (LRPC) is a Milwaukee, Wisconsin based investment advisory and retirement plan consulting firm founded by Robert C. Lawton. Robert has spent more than 25 years working with large and small employers on their retirement plans including Fortune 500 high tech and industrial firms, international communications businesses and large financial services corporations. His commitment to providing sound, objective investment advice to his clients has earned him numerous accolades including being named a “Top 100 Adviser” by PLANADVISER and a “Top 300 Adviser” by 401(k) Wire.
Independent and 100% Employee Owned
LRPC is an independent, 100% employee owned corporation and thus not contractually bound to recommend any specific investment options or providers. As a result, the firm recommends the investments and services that are best suited for your company’s retirement plan and unique corporate culture.
Conflict Free
LRPC does not accept any soft dollar or 12(b)(1) payments from mutual fund families, nor does it offer proprietary investment products. This independence permits the firm to conduct objective research on the entire universe of more than 27,000 mutual fund options leading to unbiased investment fund recommendations. LRPC does not hold client assets, executes no client trades and derives 100% of its fee revenue from client billings.
Business Partners
LRPC is a registered business partner with the largest trustees, custodians and mutual fund companies serving the retirement plan industry. Your company will have the opportunity to work with virtually any retirement plan provider.
Services Offered
LRPC helps employers choose and monitor the investment funds for their plans and maintain plan fiduciary compliance. The firm will sign on as an ERISA fiduciary to your plan. Working together with its clients, LRPC evolves leading edge plan designs, educates employees and manages their retirement plan vendors. As of December 31, 2013, the firm provided consulting services to clients having more than $330 million in retirement plan assets.
