Fred Reish
Do Common Benchmarks Mislead the 401k Fiduciary?
Regulators tend to focus on the measurable, not the meaningful. What may or may not have relevance in the court of law speaks volumes in the court of common sense.
Exclusive Interview with Fred Reish: 401k Plan Sponsors Who Fail to Properly Evaluate Fees “at Risk”
“High” fees are not necessarily “bad” fees, and plan sponsors who don’t know why this is so may be in for some trouble.
What is an Appropriate Fee that a 401k Plan Should Pay?
It’s an answer everyone is searching for – and it just might surprise you.
401k Fee Disclosure One Year Later: What We’ve Learned
The DOL’s new 401k Fee Disclosure Rule, while its effectiveness might be suspect, has empowered plan sponsors.
Is the Fiduciary Liability of Self-Directed Brokerage Options Too Great for 401k Plan Sponsors?
If you give 401k investors enough rope, are you responsible if they hang themselves?
FiduciaryNews Trending Topics for ERISA Plan Sponsors: Week Ending 5/24/13
Does more DC talk mean less action? Slowdown, Fiduciary Standard, you move too fast, and more about investment bubbles.
FiduciaryNews Trending Topics for ERISA Plan Sponsors: Week Ending 5/10/13
Will small businesses punt 401k plans? How Fiduciary Advocates can fight back. Coming Soon: The Revenge of the Market.
DOL Smacks 401k Adviser for 12b-1 Fiduciary Breach. Plan Sponsors Next?
An old case suddenly takes on more relevance as the DOL may have Plan Sponsors in their cross-hairs.
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