Will 'Default' Turn into 'Your Fault?' -- 401(k) Plans and Fiduciary Liability (PDF)

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Will 'Default' Turn into 'Your Fault?' -- 401(k) Plans and Fiduciary Liability (PDF)
Business & Compensation Solutions

Feb. 21, 2006

1 page. Excerpt: Successful plan sponsors are reviewing their default fund decision for two main reasons: to limit their fiduciary liability, and/or to maximize the account value for those that do not make a decision for themselves. They've learned about the danger inside the key myths surrounding default funds.

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