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Report to Plan Sponsors
July 2010PDF
  • Message from the Firm
  • Adequate Benefit and Monthly Income
  • Common Mistakes in Preparing Plan Committee Minutes
  • How Not To Apply For A Favorable Determination Letter
  • Tips for Documenting the Selection and Monitoring of Your Advisers
  • Fund Facts Sheets Fail under 404(c)
  • Figure Out if Your 401(K) Plan is in Compliance Before the IRS Does
  • Suggestions for Managing Your Benefit Programs
  • Allocation of Revenue Sharing
  • Southern California Rising Stars
  • Academic Studies on Participant Behavior
  • Fixing Common Plan Mistakes: Improper Forfeiture Suspense Accounts
  • ERISA Education for Bank Regulators
  • Subscribing for PLANSPONSOR Magazine
  • Plansponsor’s 15 Legends

    April 2010PDF

  • Message from the Firm
  • Investment Policy Statements and QDIAs
  • Are Your Policies and Procedures Just A Myth?
  • Hiring Advisers for Participants
  • Exempt vs. Non-Exempt: Have You Properly Classified Your Employees?
  • Victory for Reish & Reicher Client in Bond Dispute
  • Disclosure of Costs to Participants
  • Plan Committee Members: Brother’s Keepers
  • Retirement Income for 401(k) Participants
  • Target Date Funds/QDIAs
  • Reclassification of Workers as Employees
  • Plansponsor’s 15 Legends

    December 2009PDF

  • Message from the Firm
  • The Plan Sponsor’s Ability to Evaluate Conflicts of Interest
  • Target Date Funds Under Scrutiny
  • ‘Tis the Season for Annual Notices!
  • New World RFPs
  • H1N1 Virus – Balancing Workplace Safety and Employee Rights
  • PLANSPONSOR’s 15 Legends of the Retirement Industry
  • Target Date Funds: Testimony by Morningstar
  • Fiduciary Training for Plan Sponsors
  • SEC Focus on Investments for Retirees and Participants
  • Legislative Proposal for Cross-Testing
  • Addressing 403(b) Plan Issues

    September 2009PDF

  • Message from the Firm
  • Risk Management: Listen to Your Employees
  • Avoiding an Inadvertent Deferred Compensation Plan
  • Suspending 401(k) Matching Contributions
  • In Tough Times, Reducing or Suspending Employer Contributions can be a Welcome Relief - Part II
  • Background Checks and Employee Theft
  • Monitoring Computer Activities at Work: What You Should Know

    April 2009PDF

  • Message from the Firm
  • Saving Money in Hard Times
  • Tips on Managing Investment-Related Risks
  • In Tough Times, Reducing or Suspending Employer Contributions can be a Welcome Relief, Part I
  • Reductions in Workforce: Are You Prepared?
  • Employer Survives Threatened Lawsuit and COBRA Bite

    July 2008PDF

  • Message from the Firm
  • Future DOL Guidance
  • Every Company’s Retirement Plan Must be Amended this Year
  • What 408(b)(2) Means to Plan Sponsors
  • File the Form 5500 or Else the DOL will “Remind” You
  • Re-Enrolling: Doing Well While Doing Good
  • How Early Can We Send Out the Annual QDIA Notices?
  • Responding to La Rue
  • IRS Audits
  • Academic Studies on Participant Behavior
  • CFDD 2008 Advisor Conference
  • Proposed Legislation on Fees and Expenses

    February 2008PDF

  • Message from the Firm
  • Design Issues for Automatically Enrolled Plans
  • Limitation on Liability in Service Provider Agreements
  • Questions on Qualified Default Investment Alternatives
  • When a Distribution Upon Termination Must be Halted
  • 401(k) Expense Recapture
  • Dealing with Back-End Charges in Service Agreements
  • Academic Studies On Participant Behavior

    October 2007PDF

  • Message from the Firm
  • 401(k) Risk Management
  • Agreements With Service Providers: Participant Investment Advice
  • A Tip for Plan Sponsors
  • Participants and 401(k) Expenses
  • Should Your Plan Roth?
  • DOL Testimony on Revenue Sharing
  • Shifting Responsibility

    June 2007PDF

  • Message from the Firm
  • Status of Default Investment Regulations
  • Maintaining Confidentiality: Publicly-Traded Company Stock in 401(k) Plans
  • Fiduciary Responsibility for 401(k) Fees and Expenses
  • Revenue Sharing and Indirect Payments
  • Domestic Partner Benefits
  • DOL Penalties and Blackout Notices
  • Litigation About 401(k) Fees
  • Summary of Testimony of Fred Reish in the Report of the Working Group on Prudent Investment Process of the DOL Advisory Council

    September 2006PDF

  • Message from the Firm
  • The New Participant Investment Advice Law
  • Eliminating QJSA as the Normal Form of Benefit
  • Automatic Enrollment News
  • Group Annuity Contracts: What You Don’t Know Can Hurt You
  • Interesting Information

    March 2006PDF

  • Message from the Firm
  • To Roth or Not to Roth
  • Mergers and Acquisitions
  • Timely Deposit of 401(k) Deferrals -- Still No Safe-Harbor
  • Redemption Fees
  • Advantages of Voluntary Compliance Programs in Merger and Acquisition
  • Asset Allocation and Information Overload

    July 2005PDF

  • Message from the Firm
  • Too Many Benefits: Use of Plan Assets to Benefit Employer
  • Retirement Fund Exclusion from the Bankruptcy Estate
  • DOL Investigative Agenda
  • Employee Preferences for Automatic Plans
  • Rethinking Default Accounts
  • Automatic Rollovers: Useful Innovation or Nuisance
  • Keeping an Eye On Plan Fees and Costs

    December 2004PDF

  • Message from the Firm
  • Monitoring 401(k) Investments: Past, Present and Future
  • Nonqualified Deferred Compensation Arrangements
  • DOL Issues Guidance About Locating Missing Participants
  • Classification of Workers
  • Form SSA and Missing Benefits
  • What's Next for Employee Benefits?

    September 2004PDF

  • Message from the Firm
  • Participant Investing: Forewarned is Forearmed
  • Summary Plan Descriptions and Foreign Languages
  • Fiduciary Responsibilities
  • Bruce Ashton Completes Term as ASPPA President

    February 2004PDF

  • Message from the Firm
  • Mutual Fund Scandals
  • Blackouts and Fiduciary Responsibility
  • Surrender Charges: The Problem and the Solution
  • Mandatory Retirement Plans

    July 2003PDF

  • Message from the Firm
  • Auditing Your Plan Before the IRS or DOL Does
  • Common Administrative Problems
  • What Difference Does It Make If I Hire a Former "Leased" Employee?
  • Classification of Employees
  • Complying with HIPAA When It Conflicts with Your Company's Culture
  • Keep It Simple-Elimination of Joint and Survivor Annuity Form of Benefit
  • Charging Participants for Distributions

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