You did not get an annual statement, or the statement is consistently late or irregular. Your account balance doesn t appear to be accurate. Your contributions are held more than 90 days before being credited. There is a drop in the account balance that can t be explained by normal investment ups and downs. Contributions on your statement don't match deductions from your paycheck Investments in your account aren't what you authorized.
Former employees have trouble getting benefits on time or in the correct amount.
There are unusual transactions, such as loans to employers, officers or trustees. There are frequent and unexplained changes in investment managers or consultants. Your employer has recently experienced financial difficulty. Chart developed by the Pima County Pension Project, Tucson, AZ These are violations of the law. If you think there is a possibility of abuse, immediately contact your regional office of the Department of Labor-Pension Welfare Benefits Administration.