One-third of sponsors of plans with 50 to 200 participants admittedto not knowing if revenue-sharing agreements were in force, andmore than 25 percent of sponsors of plans with 200 to 1,000participants said they were unaware. (Photo: Shutterstock)
Many sponsors of 403(b) defined contribution plans remain in thedark on how retirement plans are administered and paid for,in spite of a bevy of high profile fiduciary lawsuits against eliteuniversities.
According to a Plan Sponsor Council of America survey, more than30 percent of non-profit sponsors don't know if they use revenuesharing to pay for plan administration.
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