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Stop Being a Chump. Stop Financial Advisors from Skimming 401(k) Fees From Your Retirement Savings.

Protect Your Retirement Savings: Put an End to 401(k) Fee Skimming

Posted on December 11, 2020November 14, 2024 by 401kadmin

Stop Being a Chump. Stop Financial Advisors from Skimming 401(k) Fees From Your Retirement Savings.

Bloomberg Law reports that class action lawsuits concerning 401(k) fees have seen a five-fold increase in the past 12 months!  The word is getting out that 401(k) fees skimmed from employees’ retirement savings are starting to bite, and financial advisors pocketing these fees feel the heat. We think this is a good thing, and just like the lawsuit the government is filing against Facebook for being a monopoly is long overdue.

Suppose your 401(k) retirement savings have lost value due to 401(k) fees skimmed from your 401(k) assets. In that case, you’re entitled to sue an employer and employer’s financial advisor who pocketed these fees, which in most cases were skimmed without your knowledge.

What 401(k) fees are we talking about?

  • Revenue sharing payments provide compensation to employers and plan managers in the form of free services or other inducements or kickbacks.
  • Selecting actively managed load mutual funds that pay commissions to advisors
  • The utilization of retail mutual fund share classes
  • The use of bundled 401(k) service providers in a partnership or owned by with financial advisor firms

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