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Posted by studiocenter on Oct 26, 2015

A Plan Fiduciary's Responsibilities

  • Who or What is a Fiduciary?
  • Fiduciary Duties
  • Consequences of a Fiduciary Breach
  • Steps to Limit Liability
  • Documenting Decision-Making Processes
  • Monitoring Plan Expenses
  • Letting Participants Direct Their Accounts
  • Avoiding Prohibited Transactions
  • Bonding and Insurance
  • Administrative Responsibilities
  • Timely Deposit of Employee Contributions
  • Reporting and Disclosure Requirements
  • Conclusion

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