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ERISA 404c Regulations
Many 401k plans fail to address the many regulatory requirements including 404c rules. Compliance with the
404c rules enables companies to achieve safe harbor protection. Plan sponsors often don't realize that if
they address the many regulatory, and compliance issues
correctly including 404c, that this single advantage
could help enable them to significantly lower their overall
costs, while also greatly reducing the many
liabilities, eliminating conflicts ...
ERISA LAW AND THE 401(K) PLAN FIDUCIARY part I
Most 401k plans fail to address the many regulatory requirements!
Plan sponsors are now awaking to the fact that
properly addressing the many regulatory, and compliance issues correctly in 401k plans, that this advantage
could help enable them to significantly lower their overall
costs, while also greatly reducing the many
liabilities, eliminating
conflicts of interest, and providing a
better overall solution to the participants.
ERISA LAW AND THE 401(K) PLAN FIDUCIARY part II
This is one of the best and most comprehensive
reports that could help companies to
understand their 401k plan fiduciary responsibility.
It was written Tom Hoecker. You can reach Tom at thoecker@swlaw.com
ERISA AND THE 401(K) PLAN FIDUCIARY part II
I.
Open Option Plans
1.
The Open Option Concept
As a general rule, an Open Option feature allows plan participants to select nearly any
available ...
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ERISA news on the web:
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Learn from 401(k) embezzlement charges Most of the time, the money you contribute to your 401(k) ends up in your account.
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Jackson Lewis Attorney Richard Cohen Appointed To College Of Labor And Employment Lawyers As Newly Elected Fellow Phoenix - PHOENIX, AZ Jackson Lewis, one of the fastest-growing workplace law firms in the United States, is proud to announce that Richard S. Cohen, Partner in the Phoenix, Arizona office, has been appointed to the College of Labor & Employment Lawyers as a newly elected Fellow.
Cohen & Grigsby Attorneys Honored by Pittsburgh Magazine as 2010 FIVE STAR Wealth Managers Cohen & Grigsby, a business law firm with headquarters in Pittsburgh, PA and an office in Bonita Springs, FL, is pleased to announce that attorneys Henry Cohen, Christopher Farrell, Bruce Gabler and Richard Rosen have been honored in the July issue of Pittsburgh Magazine as 2010 FIVE STAR Wealth Managers. Â
Finance and Banking The SEC recently proposed to eliminate Rule 12b-1 under the Investment Company Act of 1940 (the "1940 Act"), the rule that currently allows a registered open-end investment company (a "mutual fund" or "fund") to pay certain marketing and distribution expenses from the fund's assets.
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