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What ERISA Means For Your Retirement Plan

KXLY April 6, 2021 4:46 AM E. Napoletano - Forbes Advisor Posted: Updated: April 6, 2021 10:21 AM The Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA) of 1974 establishes minimum standards for retirement and health plans in the private sector. With ERISA, Congress enacted tax and labor standards for employer benefit plans, to protect employees. What Is ERISA? ERISA is a federal law enforcing minimum standards for most retirement and health plans in the private sector. Administered by the Department of Labor, It covers both defined benefit plans commonly known as pensions and defined contribution plans like the 401(k). “Before ERISA, there was little federal protection for employees covered by corporate retirement plans,” says Kristen Ventre, Senior Vice President of Retirement Plan Services at Girard Advisory Services, LLC. Employers could revoke retirement and pension promises in the blink of an eye, without any legal repercussions.

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How Much Money Do You Need To Consider a Financial Advisor?

How Much Money Do You Need To Consider a Financial Advisor?
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How to Prepare for the First Meeting With a Financial Advisor

How to Prepare for the First Meeting With a Financial Advisor © (Getty Images) Financial advisor working with a client The first meeting with a financial advisor is pivotal. It will not only help set the stage for your professional relationship, but also help determine whether that stage should be set at all. You should walk away from your first meeting feeling confident that this is someone with whom you can and want to work going forward. Popular Searches Before that first meeting, do some online research to get background information on the advisor, says Andrew Crowell, vice chairman of wealth management at D.A. Davidson & Co. This is your chance to put those social media stalking skills to use.

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