Scott Martin has been covering the financial markets since 1996 and the securities business since 2001. He was a long-time columnist for Research, market writer at CNNfn.com, and editor of Buyside; his work currently appears in publications like The Trust Advisor, Institutional Investor, and EmergingMoney.com.| 401(k) Administrators Beg For More Time On Fee Disclosure |
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The American Society of Pension Plan Actuaries & Administrators and the Council of Independent 401(k) Recordkeepers are trade organizations for retirement plan service vendors.
They want the Labor Department to give their members more time to revamp their fee disclosure statements.
They say they only have three months to meet the deadline.
As it is, this process has dragged on for years, and the most recent extension came way back in July.
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