Keeping up with the legislative landscape impacting retirement plans has been a full-time job during 2018. If you are a member of the retirement plan committee, but it’s not your full-time job, then this webinar is for you.
Our webinar, "Understanding Fees Found in Retirement Plans" on delves into the abyss that is retirement plan fees and help plan sponsors navigate their way to a better understanding of their plan's fees.
Our webinar "Why Your Plan Doesn't Work" explores the reasons participant-directed defined contribution retirement plans fail and how to fix them.
In this white paper, we take an in-depth look at both 3(21) and 3(38) investment advisors and how to choose which one best suits your company's needs.
In this paper, we broadly discuss these fundamental tenets for a plan to be considered having strong internal controls.
In this paper, we will discuss retirement plan fees and expenses with the intention of assisting retirement plans ponsors in achieving a greater understanding of their Plan's fees.
What IS a Plan Expense Account, also known as an ERISA Account, ERISA Budgets Account, or Revenue-Sharing Account, to name a few? Simply put, it's an account within the Plan to which your Plan's recordkeeper makes deposits to be used by the plan administrator.
This Guide seeks to review the current state of the retirement plan industry as it relates to standards of conduct that govern financial professionals.
Listen in to our audiocast "Tips and Takeaways for Maintaining Your Retirement Plan Document" as Summer Conley, partner at Drinker Biddle, and Bonnie Treichel, senior consultant at Multnomah Group, discuss common problem areas plan sponsors encounter with their plan documents.
The current regulatory landscape and the continued rise in litigation against higher education plan sponsors emphasize the need for sound retirement plan oversight.