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Money left behind in the plan may have been used to save RBC money instead of helping the people in it. It’s free to see if your account was affected.
Anyone who has money in the Royal Bank of Canada's retirement plan 401(k) plan. Current and former employees may qualify.
Federal law requires companies to manage their retirement plans in the best interest of the people in the plan. When employees leave RBC before they are fully vested, some of the company’s contributions to their accounts stay in the plan. That money can be used to cover fees that people in the plan would otherwise pay. It looks like RBC may have used it to reduce its own matching contributions instead. It’s free to see if your account was affected.
Fill out the short form below. Our team will review your answers. If your account may have been affected, we’ll contact you to explain what that means and answer your questions, at no cost to you.
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