A Third Party Administrator (or TPA) is an organization that is hired by the 401k plan sponsor (the employer usually) to run many day-to-day aspects of retirement plans.
Fiduciary Responsibility Unclear When Handling Participant Data? Ask the Lawyer By Carol Buckmann Fiduciary responsibility has blurred-lines around the use of participant data. Can your…
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Third-Party Administration Firms Need to be Monitored Third-Party Administration firms are not all equal. There can be significant differences in the results generated by different…
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401k Employee Communications for All Employees 401k Employee Communications is not an easy function for any human resources professional, CFO or plan fiduciary. Making it…
401k Plan Advisor Role and Duties 401k plan advisor roles are not always clearly defined. This is especially true for company employees who are new…
401k Plan Administration Requires Careful Oversight 401k plan administration is not as simple as plan participants and employees may think. The compliance rules and investment…
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How to Monitor 401k Plan Vendors How to monitor 401k plan vendors has grown to become a very confusing task for many plan fiduciaries. At…
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You Really Should Work with a Third Party Administrator Whether you are thinking of starting a retirement plan for your business or are reviewing an…
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Retirement plan advisor partners can be strong advocates when attempting to manage recordkeepers, investment managers and custodians for your company 401k plan. At the conclusion…
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Retirement Plan Partners Large Contributors to 401k Plan Success Retirement Plan Partners can be large contributors to the success of your 401k plan. At the…
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Bundled versus Unbundled Retirement Plan Pros and Cons by Alison J. Cohen, Esq. Bundled versus unbundled retirement plan services is a concept with which many…
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