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An MEP is a Multiple Employer Plan. This is a 401(k) plan that has two or more unrelated employers within it. MEPs are usually sponsored by PEOs (Professional Employer Organizations), business associations, or chambers of commerce. Employers often choose to

The unusual name of this type of retirement plan comes from the section of the tax code that established it. Specifically, section 401, subsection k. The Revenue Act of 1978 inserted some new codes to deal with the tax requirements

Many details differentiate a 401(k) from an IRA. The main difference is that only an employer can sponsor a 401(k) while an IRA is available without sponsorship. Another difference is the contribution limits. An IRA only allows for $6000/yr in

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