Plan Fees
What Are YOUR Plan Performance Reports Telling You?
If you’ve been following along with our Top-Performing Plan blog series, or you viewed our three-part webinar series, you know that we believe that it’s
June 18, 2018 No Comments
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Plan Fees
Plan Fee Mistakes – FiduciaryNews Coverage
There is a broad discussion taking place – from advisors to news and information outlets – on how fiduciaries can gain and maintain confidence in
June 7, 2018 No Comments
Plan Fees
Do Your Plan Fees Outperform?
The increased number of 401(k) lawsuits over the past several years has shaken fiduciary confidence. Most of the litigation involves claims of excessive plan fees.
April 10, 2018 No Comments
Plan Fees
DOL Announces 18 Month Delay on Implementation of Fiduciary Rule
A previous blog released by Pension Consultants, “DOL Fiduciary Rule is Here – Are You Prepared?” communicated that the Department of Labor’s (DOL) Conflicts of
December 5, 2017 No Comments
Plan Fees
DOL Fiduciary Rule is Here – Are You Prepared?
In an earlier blog, “DOL Fiduciary Rule Delayed: Future Still Remains Unclear,” we communicated that the Department of Labor’s (DOL) Conflict of Interest Rule (also
June 9, 2017 No Comments
News and Updates
Todd Hughes Quoted in DETROIT FREE PRESS
Todd Hughes, JD, Director, ERISA and Vendor Services, was recently quoted in a DETROIT FREE PRESS article “Would you know if you are paying too
December 21, 2016 No Comments
News and Updates
Todd Hughes Quoted in PLANSPONSOR
Todd Hughes, JD, Director, ERISA and Vendor Services, was recently quoted in PLANSPONSOR’s article “Getting to a Better Place – Improving a plan through the
December 7, 2016 No Comments
Plan Fees
This Is Why You Monitor Your Record Keeper
The world seems to have changed a great deal in recent days, but at least one thing remains unchanged. Another excessive fee lawsuit has been
November 17, 2016 No Comments
Lawsuit threats no longer remote possibility for small and mid-sized retirement plans
There are three sources of threats to any qualified plan: the DOL, the IRS, and lawsuits. Until recently, lawsuits had only been filed against plans
June 9, 2016 No Comments
What Does Record Keeper Consolidation Mean for You as a Plan Sponsor?
Over the past several years the retirement planning industry has seen a number of large mergers and acquisitions among record keepers. John Hancock bought New
January 8, 2016 No Comments