What The Demise Of The DOL's Fiduciary Rule Means For Plan Sponsors

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The Department of Labor's fiduciary rule has recently been rendered unenforceable following a recent 5th Circuit Court of Appeals decision
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The Department of Labor's fiduciary rule has recently been rendered unenforceable following a recent 5th Circuit Court of Appeals decision. In an article published by the Society for Human Resource Management, McDermott partner Brian Tiemann weighs in on what this means for plan sponsors. "As a result of the Fifth Circuit's ruling, the suitability standard is effectively restored" for advising plan participants on investments, distributions and rollovers, Tiemann observed. He also points out that advisors may want to revise service agreements with plan fiduciaries to clarify the scope of advice that fiduciaries will provide participants.

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Originally published by the Society for Human Resource Management, May 2018.

What The Demise Of The DOL's Fiduciary Rule Means For Plan Sponsors

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