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    • DOL Set to Take a Look At ‘Brokerage Windows’ in 401(k) Plans

    January 22, 2014
    InvestmentNews

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    Department wants to make sure investors are protected when given more latitude in picking investments

    The Labor Department is poised to take a closer look at whether investors are protected in company retirement plans that enable employees to go beyond the plan’s menu to choose investments.

    The department is scheduled to release a request for comment in April on so-called brokerage windows in 401(k) plans. The mechanisms provide a way for workers to select investment vehicles that are not offered offered in the plan…

    Partner Timothy Kennedy comments. For the full article, visit InvestmentNews.com.

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