Thanks to a decline in recordkeeping costs, fees paid to manage retirement investment accounts have seen another drop this year, a survey of defined contribution plan sponsors has found.
Among the various components examined, median recordkeeping fees dropped the most compared to 2012, from $92 per plan to $80, according to the annual survey, which is conducted by independent investment consulting firm NEPC, based in Boston.
That's down from the $118 paid in 2006, the first year the survey was down.
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