Aracely Rios's guest appearances

Aracely Rios

Software & Technology by MarketScale

Weaver: Beyond the Numbers

MarketScale Technology

The Hospice Chaplaincy Show with Saul Ebema

Jody Allred

Colby Horn

Dan Miller

Kevin Jordan

David Hill

David Sawyer

John Dudley

Dan Thompson

David Clark

Eric Anderson

Michael Longoria

Alexis Kennedy

Andy Weir

Charles James

Ben Taylor

OwlTail

In her capacity as Clinical Director, Aracely has counseled many patients suffering from incurable and progressive or terminal illnesses and their families about end of life options and choices.

In her capacity as Clinical Director, Aracely has counseled many patients suffering from incurable and progressive or terminal illnesses and their families about end of life options and choices.

Episode 30: A talk with Aracely Rios- Clinical Director at Angels Grace Hospice in Bolingbrook, IL

Mistakes are costly in any industry, but when it comes to employee benefit plans, you're dealing with someone's retirement income and their livelihood. That's why being designated an employee benefits plan fiduciary is much more than crossing your T's and dotting your I's on paperwork.  In this episode of Weaver: Beyond the Numbers podcast, we discuss the role of fiduciaries with CPA Aracely Rios, an audit partner in assurance services. She'll discuss the role of good documentation in employee benefit plans and share helpful tips for navigating this landscape successfully.  "Their responsibility is acting solely in the interest of the plan participants for the purpose of providing retirement benefits, and acting prudently," Rios said.  Rios said the most common plan mistakes are not following the plan document exactly. For example, Rios often sees plan mistakes that pertain to plan amendments such as changes to the compensation definition added to the plan document, that were not executed by the fiduciary.  "Another one is untimely contributions. You might be short-staffed and thinking, 'Oh I'll get to it when I can.' But that's not acting prudently on your employees' behalf because that means lost earnings for them," Rios said.  The important thing to remember, Rios emphasized, is to have a policy and procedures in place. For more resources, including podcasts and articles, visit Weaver.com/thought-leadership.

Mistakes are costly in any industry, but when it comes to employee benefit plans, you're dealing with someone's retirement income and their livelihood. That's why being designated an employee benefits plan fiduciary is much more than crossing your T's and dotting your I's on paperwork. In this episode of Weaver: Beyond the Numbers podcast, we discuss the role of fiduciaries with CPA Aracely Rios, an audit partner in assurance services. She'll discuss the role of good documentation in employee benefit plans and share helpful tips for navigating this landscape successfully. "Their responsibility is acting solely in the interest of the plan participants for the purpose of providing retirement benefits, and acting prudently," Rios said. Rios said the most common plan mistakes are not following the plan document exactly. For example, Rios often sees plan mistakes that pertain to plan amendments such as changes to the compensation definition added to the plan document, that were not executed by the fiduciary. "Another one is untimely contributions. You might be short-staffed and thinking, 'Oh I'll get to it when I can.' But that's not acting prudently on your employees' behalf because that means lost earnings for them," Rios said. The important thing to remember, Rios emphasized, is to have a policy and procedures in place. For more resources, including podcasts and articles, visit <a href="http://Weaver.com/thought-leadership" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Weaver.com/thought-leadership</a>.

Documentation is the Key to an Effective Fiduciary with Aracely Rios

Mistakes are costly in any industry, but when it comes to employee benefit plans, you're dealing with someone's retirement income and their livelihood. That's why being designated an employee benefits plan fiduciary is much more than crossing your T's and dotting your I's on paperwork. In this episode of Weaver: Beyond the Numbers podcast, we discuss the role of fiduciaries with CPA Aracely Rios, an audit partner in assurance services. She'll discuss the role of good documentation in employee benefit plans and share helpful tips for navigating this landscape successfully. "Their responsibility is acting solely in the interest of the plan participants for the purpose of providing retirement benefits, and acting prudently," Rios said. Rios said the most common plan mistakes are not following the plan document exactly. For example, Rios often sees plan mistakes that pertain to plan amendments such as changes to the compensation definition added to the plan document, that were not executed by the fiduciary. "Another one is untimely contributions. You might be short-staffed and thinking, 'Oh I'll get to it when I can.' But that's not acting prudently on your employees' behalf because that means lost earnings for them," Rios said. The important thing to remember, Rios emphasized, is to have a policy and procedures in place. For more resources, including podcasts and articles, visit Weaver.com/thought-leadership.

Mistakes are costly in any industry, but when it comes to employee benefit plans, you're dealing with someone's retirement income and their livelihood. That's why being designated an employee benefits plan fiduciary is much more than crossing your T's and dotting your I's on paperwork. In this episode of <a href="https://weaver.com/thought-leadership?type=podcast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Weaver: Beyond the Numbers</a> podcast, we discuss the role of fiduciaries with CPA Aracely Rios, an audit partner in assurance services. She'll discuss the role of good documentation in employee benefit plans and share helpful tips for navigating this landscape successfully. "Their responsibility is acting solely in the interest of the plan participants for the purpose of providing retirement benefits, and acting prudently," Rios said. Rios said the most common plan mistakes are not following the plan document exactly. For example, Rios often sees plan mistakes that pertain to plan amendments such as changes to the compensation definition added to the plan document, that were not executed by the fiduciary. "Another one is untimely contributions. You might be short-staffed and thinking, 'Oh I'll get to it when I can.' But that's not acting prudently on your employees' behalf because that means lost earnings for them," Rios said. The important thing to remember, Rios emphasized, is to have a policy and procedures in place. For more resources, including podcasts and articles, visit <a href="http://Weaver.com/thought-leadership" rel="noreferrer noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Weaver.com/thought-leadership</a>.