14Jan
Bad advice can create bad IRS and DOL assumptions
A financial advisor called me and asked me if there was a problem that an insurance policy paid by a 401(k) plan had the policy in the name of the participant. Considering it was a plan asset, I thought so. If the participant is a plan fiduciary, a...
By:
Ary Rosenbaum
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