
ERISA Best Practices Course
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- Non-member - $499
- Member - $399
There has been a proliferation of financial professionals helping their clients manage and advise their "held away" 401(k) accounts. When a financial professional does so, they may unknowingly become an ERISA Fiduciary. As such, the financial professionals need to follow ERISA law and the rules set forth by the Department of Labor (DOL). This course provides a financial professional everything they need to know about working as an ERISA Fiduciary. It covers the fascinating history of ERISA all the way through the changes made by the Biden Administration. It also covers the duties required by every ERISA Fiduciary and Best Practices for keeping their firm compliant.
Earn 6.5 CFP CE Credit (reported by FPA) and 6 Hours of IAR "Ethics" Credit (reported by Plan Confidence Corp)
- The financial professional will be able to identify when they must operate as an ERISA Fiduciary when working with their client's employer sponsored retirement plans.
- The financial professional will be able to create their own written prudent process for working with "held away" 401(k) accounts by the end of the course.
- The financial professional will be able to determine when they need to use a Prohibited Transaction Exemption (PTE) by the end of the course.
- The financial professional will be able to modify/create their own PTE 2020-02 form in compliance with the most recent rules from the Department of Labor (DOL).
- The financial professional will be able to describe the changes the Biden Administration has made to the definition of ERISA covered advice and the Prohibited Transaction Exemptions (PTEs) by the end of the course.
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