Tag: ERISA

LaRue bows out of legal fight

Making your practice about more than 401(k)s

Are you a fiduciary? Do you tell your client how to stay out of trouble on the fiduciary front?

What do the Department of Labor fee initiatives mean for advisers?

DoL completes three-part package of disclosure regulations

How to draft and monitor an investment policy statement

It's up to advisers to help sponsors and participants understand in-plan 'guaranteed' income products

The DoL offers QDIA clarification

A view of a recent product development

Is this the end of the road for the PPA’s fiduciary adviser?

Connecticut legislation may create the first state-administered retirement plan for small businesses, but will it cut out advisers and TPAs?

ERISA accounts offer a "new" way of offsetting plan costs

Fiduciaries may have disclosure mandate not specified in law

Fees, retirement income, QDIAs, and 403(b)s offer advisers sales and service opportunities

The view from the 403(b) summit

What your client needs is someone to help him understand his fiduciary responsibility

Law firm gets to proceed with fee lawsuit against Hancock

Excessive-fee suit against Fidelity survives initial challenge

Supreme Court allows individual ERISA suits in landmark ruling

What advisers need to know about the 403(b) higher education market