Understanding the DOL’s New Rule for Multiple Employer Plans
Publisher: PlanPILOT
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For decades, small businesses and their employees have been disadvantaged by the limited availability of high-quality, low-cost retirement plans. But this is all set to change by the end of third quarter this year, when a new rule from the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) takes effect, seeking to expand the access of Multiple Employer Plans (MEPs). Learn more about the DOL MEP rule and some of the advantages businesses and their employees can realize from participating in a MEP.
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