Not the returns, but the administration and information you get? Fidelity runs ours, and they don't seem very willing to tell investors just how much they are taking for management fees. My HR department isn't much help. The individual fund fees are published. I feel like I am becoming a pest to them, because I keep asking how much, and they tell me, "Oh, the rep says they are very comparable to other fund managers". I ask why we have 28 fund choices, almost half of which are house funds? So, take away those, and the bond / money market funds, and we have 11 funds to pick from. No ETF funds, either.
I've given quite a few specific questions to the HR person who is part of the group that meets with Fidelity, and I have been assured they will ask at the next quarterly meeting. It's almost like Fidelity wants us in the dark, and the working group parrots their talking points.
I've given quite a few specific questions to the HR person who is part of the group that meets with Fidelity, and I have been assured they will ask at the next quarterly meeting. It's almost like Fidelity wants us in the dark, and the working group parrots their talking points.