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9/19/2004: 401(k) Charges Attract Scrutiny As Latest Scandals Put Spotlight on Little-Recognized Fees (Wall Street Journal via The Charlotte Observer; free registration required)

Excerpt: Earlier this year New York law firm Schulte Roth & Zabel LLP did something unexpected for its employees. It persuaded Wachovia Corp. to slash the fees charged by the bank to run Schulte Roth's retirement plan.

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