If new TPA asks you to set up a new plan, say no
When you switch third-party administrators (TPAs), there is a lot of work involved. I don’t recom...
When you switch third-party administrators (TPAs), there is a lot of work involved. I don’t recom...
Life goes fast. Feels about 10 years ago that I started as an ERISA attorney in practice and that w...
I think the Solo 401(k) plan is one of the great treats for sole proprietors. I have been using it ...
Call me crazy, but I think less is more. If you have a 401(k) plan and another plan (usually a defi...
I was interviewed recently by a 401(k)-centric website about smaller plans. When I first started in...
If I want to get a new doctor or an attorney, I certainly want to know their background. Same with ...
While working as an ERISA attorney with a national practice (cough, cough), it’s clear to me that...
As the stock market remains choppy and we trying to figure out whether we are in a recession, it’...
Thanks to regulations, 403(b) plans are becoming more and more like 401(k) plans. It’s to the poi...
14 years ago, I worked on a union money purchase plan. A participant claimed that their distributio...