With 401(k) litigation increasing, plan advisors and plan sponsors need to know the latest laws as well as strategies attorneys are using to sue employers and advisors. BenefitsPRO's legal coverage includes news, analysis and updates on cases.
The DOL is working to issue a final fiduciary rule by May 2016, while industry experts wonder about the effect of Elizabeth Warren's letter on the DOL rulemaking.
Some ERISA experts think the Supreme Court's finding signaled a rebuke of the use of retail-class mutual funds. Here's more about the effects of Tibble.
IRAs give owners the option of keeping assets and beneficiary designations private. However, when people don't have a clear understanding of beneficiary designations, things can go awry.
A proposed bill will create $200 million to $500 million in aggregate annual savings for retirement plans--by allowing email delivery of plan documents.
Supreme Court attention to the RJR case is not needed, the Solicitor General says, as the court of appeals accurately ruled that RJR bore the burden of proving that its failure to conduct an adequate investigation before selling stock did not cause losses to participants.
As regulators at the Securities and Exchange Commission continue to weigh options as to how to examine more registered investment advisors, one lawmaker is calling for the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority to step in and fill the gap.