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PRI Offers Compliance Resource to LPL Advisers
The Pension Resource Institute (PRI) is offering its retirement plan compliance resource, RetirementAdvantage, to LPL advisers at a 30% discounted price through LPL’s Vendor Affinity Program.
RetirementAdvantage includes investment fiduciary and
retirement plan consulting agreements for Employee Retirement Income Security
Act (ERISA) 3(21) and 3(38) services, as well as Form ADV supplements for plan-
and participant-level services. It also includes guidelines on compliance
procedures for retirement plans and disclosures for setting up or rolling money
into an individual retirement account (IRA).
PRI’s team of ERISA attorneys and regulatory specialists will also be on hand
to assist advisers with serving sponsor clients and/or running their practice.
PRI notes that it updates its RetirementAdvantage materials on a continual
basis to reflect developments in laws, regulations and best practices. Separate
from RetirementAdvantage, PRI also offers an Advisor Resource Center where
advisers can receive custom and on-demand training and find resources to help
educate their clients in turn.
Alluding to the new fiduciary rule from the Department of Labor (DOL), PRI Chief Executive Officer Jason Roberts says, “Advisers’ retirement plan, IRA rollover and even basic IRA businesses are about to experience a shake-up as regulators zero in with enhanced examination and enforcement resources. They are looking for disclosures, policies and procedures and training specific to serving tax-qualified accounts.”
LPL’s Vendor Affinity Program now includes nearly 60 vendors, including PIEtech Inc., a provider of financial planning software MoneyGuidePro, and Advisor Launchpad, an end-to-end digital marketing program. When LPL first launched its Vendor Affinity Program in July 2015, it consisted of more than 50 vendors, including Morningstar, S&P Capital IQ, McAfee, Malwarebytes, FedEx, Staples and Avis.
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