In this episode of Friday Fiduciary Five, Eric Dyson presents a follow-up to the previous Friday Fiduciary Five regarding the Supreme Court’s Decision on Cunningham v Cornell.  Eric talks about the concept of affirmative defense. He explains that affirmative defense allows for exceptions to prohibited transactions if certain conditions are met, particularly the proper disclosure of fees through 408(B)2. Eric suggests that advisors and committee members ensure they have these disclosures and understand them, as they are not typically issued annually. He also suggests that plan sponsors request these disclosures annually from all service providers. 

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