Practical and Regulatory Risks Associated with Rollover "Education"
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287 days ago
Two distinct rollover business models have emerged in response to the new rollover restrictions under Prohibited Transaction Exemption 2020-02 that went into full effect on July 1, 2022. Under the “Rollover Advice Model,” firms acknowledge their fiduciary status and comply with PTE 2020-02 when providing rollover advice. But under the “Rollover Education Model,” rollover guidance is limited to non-fiduciary education only. Certain firms feel that the Rollover Education Model has fewer compliance burdens and risks, since it does not require compliance with PTE 2020-02. However, there may be significant practical difficulties associated with this model. Read this White Paper to learn more about these difficulties and how RightBRIDGE can help.