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Plaintiffs seek class status in case that alleges South Carolina-based firm permitted excessive fees on the $1.2 billion plan.

/PRNewswire/ -- Encore Fiduciary, formerly known as Euclid Fiduciary, a division of Specialty Program Group LLC (SPG), is pleased to announce the release of a...

Metlife is the latest in a flood of settlements this year over 401(k) plans, netting plaintiffs tens of millions in some cases.

A new entrant to the world of 401(k) lawsuits has been contacting plan sponsors out of the blue and implying that they should settle.

The plan’s former trustee, Reliance Trust Company, settled a complaint following an investigation.

A former Federated Hermes employee this week sued the company because it included its own funds in the company’s 401(k) plan.

Mid-year report finds there were fewer cases filed, as plaintiff law firms catch up on those they brought in 2022, but new entrants are using more accurate fee and service benchmarking data, Euclid Fiduciary finds.

Funds that adjust over time are meant to help you ease into retirement.

In the shadow of the recent data breach at a large third-party vendor, experts shared relevant tips for how plan sponsors can protect themselves if and when such attacks occur.

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