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DEVIL IS IN THE DETAILS OF 401(K) FEES: THE AVERAGE INVESTOR IS IN TROUBLE WHEN A LAWYER FINDS IT HARD TO COMPARE CHARGES

When many employers launched 401(k) retirement plans less than a decade ago, workers were hungry for services such…

When many employers launched 401(k) retirement plans less than a decade ago, workers were hungry for services such as quarterly account statements and toll-free phone numbers to check their balances. Roll-over and loan privileges were also viewed as a necessity.

But few thought to ask how much all

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DEVIL IS IN THE DETAILS OF 401(K) FEES: THE AVERAGE INVESTOR IS IN TROUBLE WHEN A LAWYER FINDS IT HARD TO COMPARE CHARGES

When many employers launched 401(k) retirement plans less than a decade ago, workers were hungry for services such…

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