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Fiduciaries must engage in a process to gather and evaluate the information needed to make pertinent plan decisions. Where fiduciaries lack the expertise to make those decisions, they must engage experts to help them. It is also important to know what decisions must be made. One example is, and where all of the considerations may not be obvious, the selection of share classes of mutual funds to be offered by the plan. If committee members are not knowledgeable about share classes generally, which ones are available for a particular mutual fund, and how to decide which ones to use for the plan, they need the help of an experienced plan investment consultant.
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