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SECURE Act Provisions Start Taking Shape
IRS Guidance on recent legislation helps employers start planning for next few years.
Courts of Appeals Reject Generalized Allegations
The ERISA world focused much energy and attention on the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in Hughes v. Northwestern University, in which the Court reinstated a fiduciary suit against Northwestern University. In the aftermath of the Court’s decision, many analysts concluded that the decision would make life even more difficult for plan fiduciaries seeking to fend […]
Plan Data: What is "Secure"?
What does it mean for a retirement plan to “protect” data–and are barriers to unauthorized access limited to blocking hacks?
Outgoing Administration Offers a Few Parting Shots
Recent guidance from the DOL illustrates the outgoing administration’s desire to leave its mark.