401(k) Plan Danger Signs for Employees Include Company Failing to Remit Contributions to Accounts

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401(k) Plan Danger Signs for Employees Include Company Failing to Remit Contributions to Accounts
San Francisco Chronicle

June 10, 2005

Excerpt: Highlighting an often overlooked risk in 401(k) plans, the Department of Labor has sued a defunct San Francisco engineering firm for not forwarding employees' 401(k) contributions into their retirement accounts.

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