By Consider The Consumer on March 9, 2017
Recently, a class action lawsuit was filed against JPMorgan claiming a breach of fiduciary duties of prudence by their retaining unduly expensive core funds in customer (and moreover, plaintiff) retirement plans.
A full copy of the complaint is below for your viewing convenience:
If you believe this lawsuit to affect you, contact us immediately!
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