How Do Non-Elective 401(k) Contributions Work?

Sometimes called “profit-sharing plans,” non-elective 401(k)s can be a powerful tool for small businesses to retain good employees, reduce taxes, and help business owners prepare for their own retirement. 

401(k) Compliance: What You Need to Know

To ensure fairness, the ERISA regulations specify best practices in establishing a 401(k) plan. Each 401(k) plan is required to perform annual nondiscrimination tests, and report on the details of the plan operation.

Fintech Solutions are Changing the Retirement Industry

Fintech is carving out a place all its own in the retirement industry, making a big splash in the 401(k) small plan market, where many of the 50 million Americans who don’t have access to a company-sponsored retirement plan work. And in the process, it’s making 401(k) plans a lot less expensive than the traditional legacy systems many recordkeepers use.

Getting to Know the SECURE Act

I know that you’re all excited to hear the nitty-gritty details of the Setting Every Community Up for Retirement Act or SECURE Act, and that’s why you’ve found yourself here, reading this.

The Future of Retirement and the 401(k) Syndicate

Many Americans tend to think that a 401(k) plan is an auxiliary benefit, much like taking vitamins to stay healthy. Regardless, the 401(k) is the primary retirement vehicle in the United States today.