For those following retirement plan regulation and legislation, it has been a busy few days. At the end of last year, there were efforts to pass comprehensive retirement plan legislation, but those efforts ultimately failed. This year, major retirement plan ...
When a participant in your retirement plan goes to enroll, how are the investments in the plan selected? What about when the ...
The Department of Labor (DOL) not only requires employers to “get it right,” but they even help employers do it. Within the past ...
Routinely, we get our consulting team together in Portland for short collaborations. During this time, we can both share ideas ...
ERISA litigation ramped up in the mid-2000s and experienced a growth of new cases filed between 2008 and 2009 and again recently, ...
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November marks a milestone for Multnomah Group – 15 years in business! Founding principals Erik Daley and Scott Cameron reflect ...
Have you ever felt like retirement plans are a lot like household chores? Just like the laundry and the dishes, it’s ...
Recently, the Tax Exempt and Government Entities (TE/GE) Business Operating Division issued their Fiscal Year 2019 Program ...
Multnomah Group's 2018 Regulatory Update has been released by our Technical Services Committee. We know keeping up with the ...
Investment menu design is a key fiduciary responsibility that each retirement plan Committee will undertake. Committees and their ...
If you have been watching the evolution of ERISA fee litigation since the mid-2000s, you have seen some consistency with respect ...