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Non-employee Spouse Waivers of ERISA Plan Benefits Not Reliable

In an aging population, accumulations in employee retirement plans assume greater and greater importance. Nowhere is this more true than in divorce, when, for many couples, retirement savings represent the most significant part of their savings.

24 minute read September 29, 2008 at 08:57 AM
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Thomas R. White
Non-employee Spouse Waivers of ERISA Plan Benefits Not Reliable

In an aging population, accumulations in employee retirement plans assume greater and greater importance. Nowhere is this more true than in divorce, when, for many couples, retirement savings represent the most significant part of their savings.

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