Newswatch: Maybe You Should Sue Your 401(k) Sponsor

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Sat, 03/28/2015 - 8:00am

Workers are increasingly suing their 401(k) plan sponsors and 401(k) advisers for a variety of transgressions, from funds with excessive fees to falling company stock prices to fiduciaries who fail to monitor investment performance and options in a 401(k) menu.

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