"[F]or ESOP providers, the [408(b)(2) regulations] require that there be a specific written agreement outlining the scope of work, direct and indirect compensation, termination compensation, and manner of receipt. Investment entities, brokers, and their fiduciaries that hold plan assets (such as the investments from an ESOP non-stock account) must provide information on fees and expenses related to the investments.... When you provide more than one qualified plan to your employees, plan administration should be done in harmony. The delivery of compliance services should be seamless."  MORE >>