408(b)(2) fee disclosure — not just for retirement advisers

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There is a sea change coming in how voluntary brokers disclose their compensation, and if they do not prepare for it now, they could face the wrath of the Labor Department, said a speaker at the Workplace Benefits Renaissance conference Tuesday.

“I don’t think you are aware of what is going to come,” warned Marcia Wagner, president and founder of Boston-based The Wagner Law Group, which specializes in ERISA litigation. “Your brethren in the retirement industry are aware, and this is a call for you to get aware of it.”

Brian M. Kalish
Online Managing Editor, Health Care Group

Kalish is a fomer managing editor of SourceMedia’s Employee Benefits Group.


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