In the five months since the Trump Administration took the reins in Washington, DC, we have seen a flurry of changes affecting employee benefit plans: both retirement plans and health and welfare plans. In this post, we focus on a few of the recent retirement plan changes relating to plan investments.

On Tuesday, January 14th, the Employee Benefits Security Administration (EBSA) issued final rules for the Voluntary Fiduciary Correction Pro

As described in our post earlier this year, the Department of the Treasury issued proposed regulations on the use of forfeitures by...

Boutwell Fay's Sherrie Boutwell is presenting at the upcoming Conference of Consulting Actuaries and the Western Pension Conference later...

Environmental, social, and governance (ESG) considerations in plan fiduciaries’ decision-making processes have been the center of...

This webinar will focus on Secure 2.0 plan correction game-changers that significantly affect plan fiduciaries and participants alike. ...

The lawsuit against Northwestern University (Hughes v. Northwestern University) claiming that it breached its fiduciary duties with...

Secure 2.0 significantly changed the rules for correction and overpayments from a retirement plan.

In this webinar, Sherrie Boutwell and Evan Giller cover: - Basic concepts - Who to pay? - Common mistakes and pitfalls - Case studies...

The United State Court of Appeals found Alight's argument that the DOL subpoena was unenforceable as "Not persuasive".

The DOL has issued a release that outlines where they stand on the subject of 401(k) plans investing in Cryptocurrencies.

On July 2, 2021, the U.S. Supreme Court agreed to hear the appeal in the case of Hughes v. Northwestern University. This case is one of...

Not a day goes by without another news story about a cybersecurity incident compromising the data of a few million people. Although no...