At the end of last week, Secretary of Labor Andrew Acosta resigned. The resignation related not to retirement, nor matters at the Labor Department. The resignation related to pushback in conjunction with sexual misconduct charges against Jeffrey Epstein ...
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 ...
As a plan sponsor, how well do you have a grasp on your participants’ needs? From retirement readiness presentations, to save ...
The Department of Labor (DOL) not only requires employers to “get it right,” but they even help employers do it. Within the past ...
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Each year, our firm completes our review of retirement plan costs, benchmarking them against our peer ranges. In 2018, we ...
As a firm, we are currently helping clients go through a flurry of 403(b) plan restatements. The restatement period is a good ...
Multnomah Group is excited to share that we have been named one of the 2019 PLANADVISER Top 100 Retirement Plan Advisers! This is ...
Having recently finished our client meeting where we benchmark plan recordkeeping fees, I have received more than a few questions ...
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 ...