Erring 401(k) plan advisors seek do-overs from DOL to ward off potentially crippling fines
A proposal from leading ERISA attorneys would let RIAs say mea culpa on misinterpretations and technical fouls in the wake of new fee disclosure rules
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A proposal from leading ERISA attorneys would let RIAs say mea culpa on misinterpretations and technical fouls in the wake of new fee disclosure rules
Participants using mutual funds with active management pay for their passively managed brethren; with fiduciary issues being taken for real, this is a problem
The wrinkle aimed at self-directed accounts is seen as an unnecessary eleventh hour blindsiding by Fidelity, TD and the CFDD among a broad constituency
The new teeth in the rules went unnoticed by many people amid other changes
Advisors say they can't comply with the rule until they know what's in it but one delay could lead to another
The custodian garnered praise for its straightforward apology, but does the blunder point up a larger conflict of interest?
In market share wars for retirement plan dollars, big and small brands alike have much to learn
RIAs favor WSJ's suggestion that Financial Engines is getting a close look as an outsourced 401(k) advice provider
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