Tag: Fees

The lawsuit asserts that fiduciaries to the Fujitsu Group Defined Contribution and 401(k) Plan hired an investment adviser with no...

Fidelity Drops Pricing on 27 Index Mutual Funds and ETFs; Lindner Capital Advisors Announces Fee Structure for New 401(k)s

The lawsuit argued that even a $9 million dollar, 114-participant plan has the ability to negotiate for substantially lower fees...

Plaintiffs alleged their retirement plan sponsor engaged in self-dealing by favoring its own products in the plan and otherwise failing...

The recordkeeper agrees to pay $31 million to cover claims of excessive fees in its retirement plans.

Litigation is the main concern for DC plan sponsors right now.

For the first time, the desire to reduce fees and expenses outranks underperformance as the most common reason for dropping...

T. Rowe Price is moving to resolve a simple-but-costly proxy voting error related to the leveraged buyout of Dell Inc....

If you give retirement plan participants enough good (that is, efficiently-priced) choices, can you include funds in the fund menu...

A lawsuit accuses Fidelity of receiving “kickbacks” from Financial Engines and leading retirement plan participants that use its SDBA option...

A Minnesota collision shop is being sued regarding its 114-participant 401(k) plan.

The decrease could be, in part, due to a different composition of plan investments.

Participants in M&T Bank retirement plans accuse the company of unfairly promoting its own mutual funds at the expense of...

Savings grow with compound interest, but there is a compound effect on fees which reduces the amount of assets that...

Litigation has increased retirement plan sponsors' focus on plan fees, and they need to know all their choices to make...

The asset-weighted average net expense ratio of all U.S. funds was 0.61% in 2015, down from 0.64% in 2014 and...

The case had been remanded to an appellate court after a Supreme Court decision.

A federal district judge denies motions to dismiss in both cases.

The idea that ERISA mandates only the use of passive management is absurd.

A federal district court found that Merrill Lynch was not acting as a fiduciary under ERISA.