DOL

Proposed DOL Rule Makes Electronic Delivery the Default Method for Plan Participant Required Notices
In the past 17 years, since the Department of Labor promulgated its safe harbor rules for electronic delivery of required notices under ERISA, electronic delivery has slowly become the norm. As plan sponsors and recordkeepers alike strive for administrative efficiency and lower costs, it only makes sense that many prefer electronic delivery of notices. It  Read More →
Unraveling Plan Fees
You already know that a fiduciary must act solely in the interest of the plan participants, their beneficiaries and alternate payees to ensure that only reasonable expenses are being paid. The big question is: how do you know if plan fees contained within 408(b)(2) disclosures are reasonable? Benchmarking your retirement plan fees is a vital  Read More →
Summer Homework for Fiduciaries
As you bask in the glory of summer over the next couple of months, don’t forget the three Fs that define this cherished season — fun, fireworks, and fiduciary! While you’re enjoying the fruits of summer, don’t forget your fiduciary responsibilities! Ask yourself the following questions to make sure you are on top of your  Read More →

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