The Most Common 401(k) Plan Errors, And How To Avoid Them

Law360, New York ( March 1, 2016, 10:18 AM EST) -- Many employers offer 401(k) retirement plans to their employees. This makes sense since employers would naturally want to help their employees save for a comfortable retirement. Who doesn't like being a decent person? It makes even more sense when you consider that, if run properly, 401(k) plans don't require a significant investment of time or money. . . .

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