Today’s blog reviews recent guidance on ERISA enforcement priorities, including the fiduciary duty of loyalty and proxy advisor actions that qualify as investment advice under ERISA’s five-part test.
Today’s blog shares next steps for fiduciaries on the heels of the Department of Labor’s recent removal of the 2024 retirement security rule and the restoration of the 1975 definition of investment advice fiduciary.
Today’s blog shares how to effectively direct AI tools with clear prompts, including examples that could be useful to those working with multiemployer plan benefits administration.
Today’s blog details a proposed rule from the DOL that would bring transparency to the the fees and compensation PBMs receive from ERISA self-insured plans.
Today’s blog dives into the Department of Labor’s support for retirement plan sponsors in breach of fiduciary duty and excessive fee cases, new developments in group health plan and voluntary benefits litigation, as well as EBSA enforcement priorities.
Today’s blog offers statistics for 401(k) plan benchmarking, revealing recruiting and retention trends, highlighting areas for plan improvement, and providing a framework for making adjustments.
Collective investment trusts (CITs) have become increasingly popular investment options for Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA) plans as fiduciaries seek to lower investment management fees.
In its upcoming term, the U.S. Supreme Court will decide when withdrawal liability assumptions must be adopted, impacting multiemployer pension plans and contributing employers.
