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http://www.dol.gov/ebsa
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The
Employee Benefit Security
Administration assists
plan participants, plan
sponsors and other members
of the employee benefits
community by responding
to requests for interpretations
and other rulings to
facilitate compliance
with ERISA. The
Voluntary Fiduciary Correction
Program and Delinquent
Filer Voluntary Compliance
Program are available
to assist plan administrators
in voluntarily self-correcting
violations of the law.
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www.irs.gov
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For
a list of the 11 most
common plan administration
mistakes identified
by the IRS and how to
correct them, go to
this website, select “Retirement
Plans Community” and
click on “New
401k tips available".
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www.401khelpcenter.com
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401k
Help Center – Unbiased
information for plan
sponsors, retirement
professionals, small
business and plan participants.
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www.plansponsor.com
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Plan
Sponsor contains news,
information, tools and
services for retirement
industry professionals.
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www.planadviser.com
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Plan
Adviser – A
top site for pension
plan advisers.
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www.benefitslink.com
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Benefits
Link – Since
1995, a daily link to
the freshest news, analysis,
opinions and government
documents about employee
benefit plans for the
employee benefits professional.
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www.ebia.com
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Employee
Benefits Institute of
America helps employers
and advisors know the
law
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www.ebri.org
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The
mission of the Employee
Benefit Research Institute
(EBRI) is to contribute
to, to encourage, and
to enhance the development
of sound employee benefit
programs and sound public
policy through objective
research and education.
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www.asppa.org
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The
American Society of Pension
Professionals & Actuaries
is the premier national
organization for career
retirement plan professionals. ASPPA
represents individuals
who have made a career
of retirement plan and
pension policy work.
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www.nipa.org
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The
National Institute of
Pension Administrators
(NIPA) is a national
association representing
the retirement and employee
benefit plan administration
profession. It
was founded with the
idea of bringing together
professional benefit
administrators and
other interested parties
to encourage greater
dialogue, cooperation,
and educations opportunities. NIPA’s
goal is to improve
the quality and efficiency
of plan administration.
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