10 Concepts That Every Retirement Plan Sponsor Should Know

Ary Rosenbaum - The Rosenbaum Law Firm P.C.
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Unless they are involved in the retirement plan industry a plan sponsor must delegate much of their duties to retirement plan providers that may include third party administrators (TPAs), financial advisors, and ERISA attorneys. Despite the fact that retirement plan sponsors delegate much of their role, they are still ultimately responsible for what happens to the plan in their role as plan fiduciaries. This is why it is important that retirement plan sponsors know basic concepts about retirement plans, so they can understand their role and their liability. This article is about 10 things that plan sponsor must know in order to understand their duties and the risk involved if they are derelict in their duties.

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