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Nationwide’s 401(k) record-keeping fees are excessive, lawsuit claims

Plaintiffs claim practice of charging plans a percentage of assets is unreasonable.

Nationwide has been sued for allegedly charging 401(k) plans excessive record-keeping and administration fees in a lawsuit that also challenges the practice of assessing fees based on the amount of plan assets.

Plaintiff Alana Schmitt, a participant in the Andrus Wagstaff, PC 401(k) Profit Sharing

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