This week in the Employee Benefits world:
Mark Toma of the Economist’s View blog writes about the proposal to allow financial firms to buy out frozen pension funds in Pension Funds Buyouts.
Roy F. Harmon III of the Health Plan Law blog discusses Ninth Circuit Applies “Time of Death” Rule for Evaluating Participant Status of Deceased Employee.
Stephen Rosenberg of the Boston ERISA & Insurance Litigation Blog discusses the recent ERISA opinion from the District Court for the District of Massachusetts in Simply Put, Drunk Driving Doesn’t Happen by Accident.
Linda Chan of the Company Counselor blog provides a short tale about 401(k) Reasonable Administrative Fee.
Jerry Kalish in The Retirement Plan Blog posts about the November 1 Deadline for SIMPLE Notice Fast Approaching.
Nancy Dittmer of RSM McGladrey ESOP Blog provides the Timing of the Delivery of Your ESOP Participants Statements.
The Fine Art of Resurfacing blog posts about Calculating Your TSP/401k Contribution.
Mitchell H. Rubenstein of the Adjunct Law Prof Blog discusses the Duties of Directed Trustees in ERISA Stock Drop Litigation.
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