Inside ASPPA
The newest digital edition of ASPPA’s members-only magazine has just been posted online!
Is participant data a plan asset subject to ERISA fiduciary protections? Our cover story by ERISA attorney Christine Roberts looks at the current status of the issue—and offers some tips for minimizing the potential liability arising from the use of participant data.
The issue also features insight from industry thought leaders:
- Dawn Hynes on the TPA’s new role as a sales consultant
- Dick Billings on helping your clients ask the right questions about their fiduciary responsibilities
- 2021 ASPPA President Frank Porter on the importance of ASPPA’s Government Affairs Committee
- Pete Swisher on getting out of a MEP or PEP
- Alison J. Cohen on the DOL’s new guidance on missing participants
- A Q&A with Dick Billings on what he learned from selling his TPA business
- Charlie Steingas on how DB plans fared in 2020
- Nevin Adams on ERISA litigation trends
- Bill Presson and Megan Crawford on TPA business metrics
- Sheri Fitts on crafting an intentional virtual experience
- Kelsey Mayo on the SECURE Act’s retroactive plan adoption provision
- Geoff Strunk and Lee Bachu on making the transition from solo(k) to full plan
- Jake Linney on the newly revamped QKA credential
- Lorraine Dorsa on explaining complex topics to clients
- Amanda Iverson, Leah Hill and Megan Crawford on the new Women in Retirement Committee’s plans for 2021
- Ted Godbout on the new COVID relief law
You’ll also find commentary from our regular columnists Brian Graff, ARA Government Affairs Officer Will Hansen and ethics guru Lauren Bloom.
To view the digital edition of our Spring issue, start here. Remember that access to Plan Consultant is restricted to ASPPA members, so you’ll need to be logged in.
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