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Retirement Plans Often Rife with Conflicts of Interest nerdwallet ![]() [Opinion] Apr. 3, 2015 "If you want to get involved, start with the annual fee disclosure you receive from your plan's administrator. If you think it's hard to understand, you're not alone. It's likely that way for a reason -- to mask conflicts of interest. Demand clarity from the provider. Call, email, ask your employer. And if your plan has an advisor that you suspect is compromised (a sales agent), ask your employer to evaluate others." |
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