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I think you'll be very impressed with the way the message boards now work on your smartphone's web browser due to the recent software upgrade. The software running the message boards will detect that you're using a smartphone to view the messages, so it will reformat and display the messages in a very user-friendly way for your small smartphone screen. You can log in via smartphone the same way you'd log in with your office PC (with your email address or username, and your password). Then the New Content button will work on your smartphone just as if you were sitting down at your office PC and you clicked on View New Content link! In effect your smartphone knows the date and time you last visited the message boards on your office PC. The URL of the message boards is unchanged. Just enter it manually into your smartphone's web browser: http://benefitslink.com/boards Tip: bookmark that URL on your smartphone, once it opens the page. Or, once you've clicked the New Content button, you could bookmark the resulting page, which means you'll have one-click smartphone access to newly added content. Kewl.

I have pulled some levers. The "Like This" button is now working. Thanks, Denise!

ExtremelyConcerned: you posted (essentially) the same message in multiple discussion threads yesterday. Perhaps you would like to elaborate? BTW, are you suggesting that the PA can ignore any responsibility of "acknowledging" of a QDRO in certain cases? Seems to me that's just part of the law and part of the PA's responsibility, but you might have some other thoughts to share.

If the plan is subject to IRC 411d6, that would appear to be an impermissible cutback. Is that how you read 411d6?

Like Benefitslink has become somewhat of an institution for our industry. I've enjoyed the reading the forums and tapping into the knowledge of experienced individuals; even to gain understanding of arguments that I don't agree with in order to be more fully informed of the actual argument. I think it is time, however, to modernize the forum, WITH THE ADDITION OF THE "LIKE" BUTTON