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Taking a poll here. Or maybe a survey. Do you prepare these for your retirement plan clients? If not, do you notify them that it is required when there's a change that would require it?

In your opinion, is this (or should it be) the job of the TPA, or the CPA, etc.?

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Never knew about it until a couple of weeks ago when it was mentioned in a SECURE Act summary, and discussed then.  Since learning about it, we have prepared a couple.  If we don't do it no one else will.

Ed Snyder

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@RatherBeGolfing - And lo, it was so.

Please post a reply here, and see if your status (shown under your user name, at the left side of your posted reply) changes from "Registered User" to "Senior Contributor" -- I am setting up a system whereby a Registered User becomes a Senior Contributor automatically when the 1,000th post is posted. A Senior Contributor will be able to create a poll. You should see a new "tab" that appears when you click on the "Start New Topic" button which appears on almost all web pages. The default tab is for posting a new topic as before, but the other tab will enable a Senior Contributor to create a poll. (I haven't found a way to automatically promote all Registered Users who already have 1,000 or more posts, but upon making another post a Registered User is supposed to be auto-promoted.)

A person whose title is "Moderator" (regardless of the number of posts) also has this ability

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1 hour ago, Dave Baker said:

Kewl. All seems to be working. You want to set up a poll/survey?

Just did!  I took me a while to realize that you have to fill out both the post and poll tabs rather just one, but once I realized that it was easy to do and looks great.

Thanks Dave

 

 

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9 hours ago, RatherBeGolfing said:

Just did!  I took me a while to realize that you have to fill out both the post and poll tabs rather just one, but once I realized that it was easy to do and looks great.

And, I might add, is brilliant!  You have set a high bar.

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