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Size Matters: Do Your Fiduciaries Negotiate for Lower 401(k) Plan Fees?
Cohen & Buckmann, P.C. Link to more items from this source
Jan. 3, 2017

"Fiduciaries of very large plans who wouldn't think of not haggling with a dealer over the price of a new car or a hotly negotiating a business deal have sometimes neglected to leverage their plan's size to negotiate lower 401(k) fees. The result is a sharply increased risk of being sued.... One of the biggest mistakes fiduciaries can make is starting off by simply accepting the service provider's form service agreements. Not only the fees, but other provisions of these agreements are negotiable."

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