• Benefits Bulletin

    DOL Targets Plans With Missing Participants

    Andrew S. Williams
    11/8/17

    You or your retirement plan’s third party administrator (TPA) need to make a benefit distribution to an ex-employee. But the employer’s records are out of date and the former employee cannot be located. Worse yet, the missing participant has attained age 70½ so the plan is required to make minimum distributions (RMDs) but cannot do so.

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