A group of seven prominent Republican senators are publicly pressing Majority Leader Mitch McConnell to work to get the SECURE Act passed into law this year.
Although, the DOL has issued final rules on association retirement plans, some are disappointed that the rules fell short of allowing for what is called open MEPs.
This is in addition to $454,545 in restitution to the plan, paid by the company and its employee stock ownership plan fiduciaries, for causing the plan to pay...
In dismissing the case a federal judge said, “ERISA does not require clairvoyance on the part of plan fiduciaries” and that the plaintiffs “come nowhere close to alleging...
“We think there will be cost savings from e-delivery and that these cost savings will be passed on to individual consumers,” says Chris Spence of TIAA. “There is...
Whether it’s World Series tickets or a luncheon, are these gifts compliant with government and company rules concerning retirement plan sponsors and providers?
The complaint strongly points to revenue sharing payments between the plan and its recordkeepers and investment adviser, and says the plaintiff expects more excess to be revealed in...
The plaintiffs say the plan’s terms reduce benefits using “Early Retirement Factors” and “Joint and Survivor Annuity Factors” which result in plan participants receiving less than the actuarial...
Based on the conversations industry advocates are having in Washington, none of the leadership in the Senate or the House opposes passage of the SECURE Act.
Starting today, association retirement plans can be offered by groups of employers in a city, county, state, or a multi-state metropolitan area, or in a particular industry nationwide.
The agency will consider payments prior to plan terminations when calculating benefits, and it proposed to change its assumptions for determining lump-sum payments, which means a change for...
The decision agrees with the defense argument that the plaintiffs have failed to plausibly allege a violation of ERISA’s anti-forfeiture provision, because the provision applies only to “normal...