While the cases against 401(k)s and 403(b)s continue to make their way through the courts, these cases continue to see new legal theories and arguments for which plan sponsors should be aware. Our 2019 Regulatory Update describes both new legal theories, new ...
Every client we work with has established committees that are responsible for providing oversight, governance, and ultimately ...
The Department of Labor (DOL) has announced the release of a new proposed rule for safe harbor for electronic delivery of ...
On September 23, the IRS published its final regulations on hardship distributions, which can be found here. This codifies ...
Multnomah Group's 2019 Regulatory Update has been released by our Technical Services Committee.
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Last week, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) became the most recent higher education institution to settle a case ...
Earlier this month, another of the higher education institutions serving as defendants to a slew of class action suits relative ...
Here at Multnomah Group, we've been talking quite a bit about fee consolidation - both on the recordkeeping side and on the ...
At the end of last week, Secretary of Labor Andrew Acosta resigned. The resignation related not to retirement, nor matters at the ...
If you have been reading with us for a while, you know that this isn’t our first post related to cybersecurity. Unfortunately, ...
Last year, our managing principal wrote a post titled: 2018 – The Year of Cybersecurity. I am wondering if we should revisit the ...