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The Risk of 401(k) Lawsuits: If It Can Happen To Them…
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When a giant organization with extensive resources gets sued for alleged ERISA compliance failures — especially if the organization’s own service offerings include reviewing for such violations — that could very well be the canary in the coalmine for all other, lesser endowed firms. And that’s perhaps the key takeaway for plan sponsors in light  Read More →
Fee Litigation with an Odd “Twist”
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A recent class action lawsuit highlights an often neglected but important item of fiduciary concern. The plaintiffs, in this case, have asserted claims for breach of the fiduciary duties of prudence and failure to monitor fiduciaries. Nothing new so far, but in addition to naming the typical plan fiduciaries as defendants, the lawsuit also targets  Read More →
Fiduciary Hot Topics – Winter 2022
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As we settle into the new year, we will continue to see plenty of new developments within the retirement plan landscape. Read on for a snapshot of current hot topics. Public Pension Plans Hope to Increase Returns by Taking on More Investment Risk through “Alternative Investments” Public pension plans today face a significant funding gap.  Read More →

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