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With the DOLs new Fee Disclosure finally in effect, 401(k) plan sponsors are finding they have a lot of questions on fees. These 10 articles might be a good place to start finding the answers.

The DOL used the long-standing mutual fund disclosure requirement to level the investment product playing field, not to target mutual funds.

Sunday was the deadline for fee disclosure, and experts are telling plan sponsors to put away their pitchforks. While many sponsors may not have known what they were paying for, the improved transparent system will empower them as consumers to better examine the value theyre buying. And cheaper is not...

Will anyone notice? As bundled service providers prepare to send naive plan sponsors an avalanche of disclosure notifications, the details may be lost.

While many in the investment community are worried about the increased regulatory climate and what it means for their business, many registered investment advisors are feeling confident that their model is the correct one.

Plan sponsors will have an opportunity to modify their disclosures over the next year, as even the Department of Labor admits its regulations have been spottily rolled out.

About three decades after the fact, the DOL may have just corrected one of its greatest mistakes, as freedom of choice became the burden of mediocrity.

Be prepared for a learning curve on fee disclosure rules