Week ending June 16th, 2017

NOTE FROM THE EDITOR

Here we present end-to-end coverage of the 2017 PLANSPONSOR National Conference, held last week in Washington, D.C. The three-day event featured speakers from the DOL, top ERISA law firms and plan providers, as well as high-performing plan sponsors from across the U.S. Read the highlights below.

Editor's choice

PSNC 2017: ERISA Experts Project the Fiduciary Future

Expert speakers at PSNC 2017 freely admitted this is a vexing and even a bit frustrating time from the perspective of trying to get in front of potential major regulatory and legislative change. Read more >

PSNC 2017: ERISA Litigation in Perspective

Three long-time ERISA attorneys all agreed that there is just about as much retirement-focused litigation ongoing today as they have ever seen at any point in their careers. Read more >

PSNC 2017: How to Repair Common Plan Errors

What programs are available to help when a plan error gets committed? Read more >

PSNC 2017: Re-enrollment Helps Maximize Plan Performance

The concept of re-enrollment should be an exciting one from the perspective of plan sponsors—a strategy that adds another layer of control and sophistication to a defined contribution retirement plan. Read more >

Comprehensive Coverage of PSNC 2017

Follow the link for coverage of all the other panels and speakers featured this year at PLANSPONSOR National Conference. Read more >

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