Getting a second chance to do something better than it was done the first time—like being allowed a mulligan for a sliced tee shot on the golf course or having another opportunity to making a great impression—is something most people would overwhelmingly embrace. As a financial advisor, you likely have firsthand experience working with investors who have regrets about their retirement savings choices. Often, clients wish they had started saving sooner in life or had invested more wisely, and they would jump at the chance for a do-over. Fortunately for those clients, retirement plan re-enrollment may be just the opportunity they need.