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: Pension Protection Act BlogWelcome to the Neighborhood - Two New ERISA-related Blogs
By Suzanne Wynn
There are two new ERISA-related blogs worth checking out:
1. The attorneys of Baker & Daniels have launched an excellent new blog named the Benefits Biz Blog. Today, Bob Toth discusses Privacy and the New 403(b) Rules.
2. Aaron Juckett of ESOP Insourcing LLC has launched The One-Stop ESOP Blog, providing in-depth information and commentary about ESOPs. If you have ever wondered about how many shares to distribute as a required minimum distribution from an ESOP, Aaron provides a multi-part discussion in RMDs - How Many Shares to Distribute?
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Full post as published by Pension Protection Act Blog on February 11, 2008 (boomark / email).
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