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Fidelity's 2016 'secret' fee fix for 'broken' 401(k) business model may spark fresh state and federal 401(k) crackdown on heels of investor civil suits

The DOL, William Galvin and a class action hang over the Boston 401(k) king's 15-basis-point fee, but experts think Fidelity -- its squirrel-y disclosure aside-- can fight the charges

Author By Lisa Shidler March 18, 2019 at 9:28 PM
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Massachusetts regulator William Galvin's reputation precedes him in taking a look at Fidelity's 'infrastructure' fee.

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