In this episode of Friday Fiduciary Five, Eric Dyson talks about the persistence of revenue share in 401(k) plans, despite some advisors and plan sponsors moving away from it. He highlights a significant flaw in the thinking and fiduciary process that revenue share can be used to “hide” from the participants (to a degree) fees assessed to their account(s). Eric emphasizes the importance of understanding revenue share and considering other potential options for fee structures.  He references Field Assistance Bulletins 2012-02r and 2003-03, which outline disclosure requirements. He notes that many plans that use revenue share do not in his opinion meet the intent of FAB 2012-02r and stresses the need for clear communication to participants. 

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