Imagine waking up one morning to find the sun rising from the west. That’s the situation 401(k) recordkeepers may soon find themselves in (see “Will the DOL’s New Fiduciary Rule Redefine the Role and Boundaries of Plan Recordkeepers?” FiduciaryNews.com, November 8, 2016).
The DOL’s new “Conflict-of-interest” (aka “fiduciary”) rule, combined with 2012’s Fee Disclosure Rule, acts as a one-two punch which will likely result in dramatic changes in 401(k) recordkeeper business models.
Not that these changes haven’t already started. Let me offer two contrary anecdotes as examples.
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