Plan service providers charge various types of fees for different services.
Administrative fees can cover services such as record keeping for the plan and communications with participants; as well as services incurred on an individual participant basis, such as fees for processing a participant loan or distribution. Investment-related fees are associated with buying, selling, and managing investments, but they can also include embedded costs of plan administration.
Asset-based investment fees, a type of investment-related fee, are typically the largest fees a participant will pay. Often called the expense ratio, this fee expresses the percentage of assets under management that is deducted each year for fund expenses.
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