In the enchanted world of employee benefits, one question looms large: when it comes to disputes under the Employee Retirement Income Security Act, is arbitration the Wizard with all the answers? Source| Cohen Milstein
Today's blog discusses the main points employers should know when considering whether to contribute to "Trump Accounts", including account eligibility, employer contributions, plan document requirements, eligible investments and nondiscrimination rules. The post What Employers Need to Know About Trump Accounts appeared first on Word on Benefits.| Word on Benefits
An executive order signed in August may give 401(k) participants more access to investment strategies under which a portion of their contributions are allocated to alternative assets, offering them the opportunity to accumulate more money in their retirement accounts. Learn more details and considerations in today's blog.| Word on Benefits
In its upcoming term, the U.S. Supreme Court will decide when withdrawal liability assumptions must be adopted, impacting multiemployer pension plans and contributing employers.| Word on Benefits
One example from three years ago:. . More lawsuits are being filed as the legal profession, without a hint of irony, fuels outrage over excessive fees.| Burypensions Blog
