fiduciaries

Many 401(k) plans rely on an administrative routine that entails periodic meetings with plan advisors; review of advisor reports on fees, participant usage and investment performance; and preparation of minutes of any decisions made at advisor meetings. But this procedure, by itself, may be insufficient to satisfy applicable ERISA fiduciary standards. Active input is required […]

The Secure Act 2.0 deals with many benefit-related matters including changes to the prior law which generally required retirement plan fiduciaries to take reasonable action to recover any overpayment of plan benefits – even if the overpayment resulted from mistakes made by administrators of the plan. Such action would require efforts to recover benefit overpayments […]