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ERISA
Can you please explain the circumstances that prompted the enactment of ERISA?
What types of benefits does ERISA protect? How does ERISA protect these benefits?
What are some requirements that ERISA imposes on plan administrators?
Please be specific and detail as possible because it takes me time to understand the information and site any and all sources.
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