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Can I recover excessive hidden fees and losses due to misconduct of my retirement plan provider ING Financial Services?

Answered 12 years and 8 months ago by William A. Healy (Unclaimed Profile)   |   1 Answer
Fees imposed by a financial firm to its clients should be disclosed prominently. ING may not have done so and could be liable depending on the relevant facts. When you opened the account what were you told, if anything, about its fees? Were the fees deducted on your monthly/quarterly statements? What was your expectation of how ING was to be compensated? To properly evaluate your legal options you would need to provide much additional information about what ING told you about the operation of its retirement services account and how its operation differed from what you were told. More information is also needed on the other issues you raised. William A. Healy, Westminster, MD.... Read More
Fees imposed by a financial firm to its clients should be disclosed prominently. ING may not have done so and could be liable depending on the... Read More

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