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Seven Things Every Plan Sponsor Should Know About Being a Fiduciary
planadviser 
Aug. 9, 2009
Excerpt: 1) If you're a plan sponsor, you're a fiduciary. Fiduciary status is based on your responsibilities with the plan, not your title. If you have discretion in administering and managing the plan, or if you control the plan's assets (such as choosing the investment options or choosing the firm that chooses those options), you are a fiduciary to the extent of that discretion or control. If you're not sure -- and are worried that you aren't sure -- there's a good chance you are.
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