Solo 401(k) Contribution Limits
We’re here to help explain what a solo-k is, how you can benefit and what the contribution limits are for this retirement plan.
4 Questions Your Employees Will Ask About Your New 401(K) and How to Answer
You’re probably excited to embark on becoming a 401(k) plan sponsor. Don’t forget an important part of 401(k) sponsorship: answering employee questions.
Complying with State Retirement Mandates
Although life expectancy in the U.S. peaked in 2014 at 78.9 years, many of us are living much longer, and it costs money. The government is making less noise than it used to about ending Social Security, but few people are able to live on that alone, assuming that it lasts past 2034. So the […]
4 Ideas for Hiring Good Employees
While you may have your own strategy for hiring new employees, learning others’ tricks of the trade just gives you more tools and ideas to work with.
How to Retain the Best Employees
As a small-business owner, you may think you know a thing or two about how to retain good employees. Let’s discuss what’s really important to today’s employees.
Choosing a 401(k) Provider for Small Businesses
When you’re considering sponsoring a 401(k) program at your small business, it’s critically important to select the right 401(k) provider for you.
Strategies for Boosting Employee Participation in 401(k) Plans
Since the more participants you have, the better your plan works, we want to go over with you some ways in which you can encourage and successfully convince employees to participate in your 401(k) plan.
How a 401(k) Helps with Payroll Taxes
One of the benefits of becoming a 401(k) plan sponsor include reducing your business’s tax liability. Let’s take a look at how it works.
Should You Include a Financial Advisor in Your Small Business 401(k) Plan?
As the owner of a small-to-medium-sized business, you may be contemplating whether to use the services of a financial advisor when you get your 401(k) plan up and running.
How Business Owners Can Use a 401(k) To Retire Early
With careful planning and strategic use of a 401(k), it is possible to retire earlier than you think.