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Report Link Department of Labor Releases Final Regulations on Defined Contribution Plan Default Investment Vehicles.Littler Mendelson, P.C. - October 29, 2007 The Department of Labor has issued final regulations that provide a safe harbor to qualified plan fiduciaries in connection with their provision of default investment alternatives to plan participants. Default investment alternatives are investments that are automatically provided by plan sponsor fiduciaries when participants who are given the opportunity to direct the investment of their defined contribution plan accounts do not make an affirmative investment election. This regulation will be applicable to 401(k) plans that use automatic enrollment for newly-eligible employees, as well as plans that do not receive an affirmative election from participants in situations such as a plan merger or transfer, elimination of an investment alternative, or replacement of a service provider. The final regulations are effective December 26, 2007. Report Link DOL Publishes Rule Penalizing Plan Administrators For Failure to Notify Participants of Right to Diversify.Ford & Harrison LLP - August 20, 2007 The Department of Labor (DOL) has issued both a direct final rule and a proposed rule assessing civil penalties against administrators of defined contribution plans who fail to notify plan participants of their right to sell company stock. The penalty shall not exceed $100 per day for each violation.
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