What You Should Be Worried About When You “Divorce” Your 401(k)’s TPA

Ary Rosenbaum - The Rosenbaum Law Firm P.C.
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The MTV reality series The Real World ends their opening intro with “to find out what happens… when people stop being polite… and start getting real.” As an ERISA attorney working with retirement plan clients, I often find that what determines a good third-party administrator (TPA) from a bad one is when we find out what happens when the TPA gets fired, and we start getting real. This article is all about contemplating, divorcing your TPA.

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