401(k) Plans: Safe Harbor vs. Traditional 401(k)
Safe Harbor vs Traditional 401(k): Are you currently offering the optimal retirement plan? Nov 30th, 2020: The deadline to add the Safe Harbor provision [...]
Safe Harbor vs Traditional 401(k): Are you currently offering the optimal retirement plan? Nov 30th, 2020: The deadline to add the Safe Harbor provision [...]
We care deeply about participation rates and moving the needle toward 100% participation. In order to do this, company employees must understand their options, their retirement goals, and their personal investment risk tolerance.
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There is admittedly no more important employee benefit than healthcare insurance, but your 401(k) plan follows immediately after it. And we believe that now is the ideal time to start contributing if you have not done so, increase your contribution amounts if you are already participating, and consider investing in more aggressive options if you have a long time to go before retirement.
Here are five reasons we get contacted by plan sponsors to switch from other providers.
We know you have diligently been contributing to a 401(k) plan, and you have probably enjoyed seeing your net worth grow each year. For many Americans, a company-sponsored 401(k) account will be the most valuable piece of their retirement income pie someday.
For certain small business owners, a Safe Harbor 401(k) can represent a uniquely attractive option. By adding a Safe Harbor provision to a 401(k) plan, an employer can avoid top-heavy rules and non-discrimination tests and still offer the company’s highly compensated employees a chance to max out their retirement contributions.