Hub acquires $1.3 billion plan consultant

Hub acquires $1.3 billion plan consultant
Stace Hilbrant, managing director of Wilmette, Illinois-based 401(k) Advisors, will join Hub.
APR 06, 2022

Hub International, a Chicago-based insurance brokerage and financial services firm, has acquired the assets of 401(k) Advisors, a Wilmette, Illinois-based retirement plan consultant advising on $1.3 billion in assets. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed.

Stace Hilbrant, managing director of 401(k) Advisors, will join Hub Midwest West.

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