Caltech Employees May Be Owed Money for 401(k) Fee Overcharges
Excessive fees in a large plan can drain tens of thousands from your retirement over a career. If you participated in Caltech’s 401(k), you may be entitled to recover what you lost — at no cost to you.
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You may have a claim if…
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You worked at Caltech & contributed to its 401(k) / retirement plan
You held a plan account at any time in roughly the last 6 years
You were never told the plan's fees were higher than comparable plans
You're a current employee— or you've already left Caltech
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What may have gone wrong
Federal law (ERISA) makes the people who run a company 401(k) fiduciaries. They must act solely in employees’ interest and make sure the plan pays only reasonable fees for recordkeeping and investments.
When a large plan pays fees well above what comparable plans negotiate — or keeps expensive investment funds when cheaper, nearly identical options exist — participants lose money every single year. Because those losses compound over decades, the total cost to an employee group can reach millions of dollars.
If that happened in the Caltech plan, the people who allowed it may be responsible for repaying what employees lost.
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What to do now?
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Potential Recovery
Employees in cases like these may be entitled to recover investment losses and excessive fees — plus reforms that fix the plan going forward.
Act Now
ERISA claims are subject to strict filing deadlines. Waiting can permanently cut off your right to recover. The sooner we review, the better we can protect your claim.
Protected by Law
ERISA prohibits employers from retaliating against you for asserting your rights. Your inquiry is confidential.
How it works
Our firm develops strategic legal arguments supported by detailed evidence, expert analysis, and comprehensive review of plan documentation. We are committed to advocating aggressively for employees while pursuing efficient and effective resolutions.
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Our team evaluates whether you have a claim, at no cost to you.
We pursue your recovery
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Got A Question?
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No. The case review is free, and these cases are handled on a contingency basis — there is no fee unless we recover for you.
ERISA prohibits retaliation against employees for asserting their rights under the plan. Your inquiry is kept confidential.
Often yes. If you held a plan account during the relevant period, you may still be eligible even after leaving.
The first step is a two-minute form. If you have a claim, our team handles the legal work.
Yes. Submissions are confidential and do not create an attorney-client relationship until we both agree in writing.
Find out if Caltech's 401(k) fees cost you
Free. Confidential. No obligation. No fee unless we recover.
Find out if Caltech's 401(k) fees cost you
Free. Confidential. No obligation. No fee unless we recover.