Language in the Department of Labor’s proposed conflict-of-interest rule, which would expand the fiduciary status to advisors of 401(k) plans with less than $100 million in assets, will have significant impact on how advisors communicate basic plan information.
A team of ERISA experts at Drinker Biddle has published a client alert laying out just what the rule would mean for participant communications, assuming the proposed rule were enacted.
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