Why Cybersecurity Matters More than Ever for Plan Sponsors and 401(k) Plans
Q&A with Shelton Capital Management's Alyssa Zagrobski and IT expert Bryan Becker reveals key cyber risk challenges for retirement plan sponsors and how to deal with them.
Q&A with Shelton Capital Management's Alyssa Zagrobski and IT expert Bryan Becker reveals key cyber risk challenges for retirement plan sponsors and how to deal with them.
Alyssa Zagrobski, Director of Retirement Plan Services at Shelton Capital Management joins Jill Malandrino on Nasdaq TradeTalks to discuss the evolution of employee retirement solutions and selecting the best product.
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Steve Rogers, CEO of Shelton Capital Management, discusses how to engage younger employees to start saving early for retirement on Nasdaq Trade Talks.
As a retirement plan sponsor, it is a necessity to offer your organization a 401(k) plan that equips your employees with the tools to help them save for a comfortable retirement. Supporting your employees’ journey to retirement is just as beneficial for the employer as it is for their employees.
Auto enrollment means that your employees are automatically enrolled in your organization’s 401(k) plan. This typically occurs when new employees are eligible to participate in the plan.
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Corrective distributions occur when a 401(k) plan sponsor has to return a portion of the contributions made by highly compensated employees (HCEs). Corrective distributions arise out of the plan’s failure to pass its annual non-discrimination testing.
As a plan sponsor you have a fiduciary responsibility to your plan participants. This fiduciary duty extends to all aspects of your organization’s 401(k) plan. One of the most important aspects of a 401(k) or any defined contribution retirement plan is the investment menu offered to the plan participants.