QUOTE (alexa @ Oct 12 2008, 09:25 PM)

QUOTE (ERISAnut @ Oct 12 2008, 08:26 PM)

Yes.
You should communicate such plan changes to all participants affected by the change. Basically, if there is any conceivable way this change would affect them, then they should be notified.
Anyone eligible in the plan would be impacted- myself included. i am invested currently 100% in a target fund yet at any time currently I can move 100% of my money to the brokerage link. With the change I will be limited to 90%. I guess at the time I do the money move I would be notified but I would think I should be notified prior to that time
Yes. You should still be notified. As a participant, you are entitled to have accurate information for your vetting process. Just think, would it be fair to you to have a false impression of being able to invest 100% in an account where you are limited to 90%. Without getting too involved in the particular details stating, "so what, you will find out soon enough anyway" would set an improper precedent, even though the notion of an adverse impact may be debatable.
There really shouldn't be a reason to not communicate this to all plan participants when considering the potential ramifications for not doing so. It's more of a judgement call, but I wouldn't contemplate not notifying everyone.