DOL

Form 5500: IRS & DOL Red Flags
The Form 5500 is an ERISA requirement for retirement plans to report and disclose operating procedures to the Department of Labor. Each plan intending to comply with ERISA must file a Form 5500 annually. Auditors use these filings to confirm that plans are managed according to ERISA standards. The form also allows individuals access to  Read More →
DOL Issues Updated Electronic Disclosure Rules
With mounting pressure to streamline retirement plan notice delivery and to help ensure delivery requirements can efficiently be met, the Department of Labor has issued updated electronic disclosure rules in the form of a new electronic delivery safe harbor provision. The new safe harbor permits the following two optional methods for electronic delivery: Website Posting  Read More →
Target Date Funds and Fiduciary Obligations
Target date funds (TDFs) — which rebalance investments to become more conservative as a fixed date approaches — are a convenient way for plan participants to diversify their portfolios and reduce volatility and risk as they approach retirement, making them an increasingly popular choice. However not all TDFs are created equal, and selecting and monitoring  Read More →

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