Legal Question in Securities Law in California

Sounds like it could be an employment law matter or a breach of contract. You should immediately hire an attorney and get on this.

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Which type of problem it is, and how best to address it, might depend upon whether you are the employer who has set up the 401(k) program or you are an affected employee. In either case, I recommend digging out your paperwork applicable to the plan or its administration, then making appropriate inquiries. There may be an innocent answer, such as a change of plan administrators followed by poor communication, or maybe the plan was suspended. However, there is also a strong possibility of a mistake by someone, or worse, deliberate fraud, embezzlement, or similar.