Feds propose new retirement plan notices: What you'll need to do
Heads up: You may soon be required to provide employees with more info about the administrative and management fees that cut into their retirement savings.
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Learn MoreHeads up: You may soon be required to provide employees with more info about the administrative and management fees that cut into their retirement savings.
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Employer groups have been asking the Centers for Disease Control for guidance on whether privacy rules prevent HR from surveying employees about medical info designed to control the spread of swine flu. The CDC has responded, including an approved form for requesting certain types of info.
In a report to Congress, the Government Accountability Office is asking lawmakers to lessen the restrictions for workers who want to make hardship withdrawals from their company-sponsored retirement plans.
On top of all the financial battering retirement plans are undergoing, providers are jacking up management fees and expenses.
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Here’s a sign things might not be as bleak as they seem:
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