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403(b) or 401(k): Which is Best for a Tax-Exempt Organization?
Tax exempts can help their employees save for retirement with a 403(b) or 401(k) plan. Understanding how these plans compare can make the best choice easy.
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4 Questions to Achieve the Ideal 401(k) Plan
An ideal 401(k) plan helps employees and employers meet their goals at a low cost. Ask your plan provider four questions to achieve one for your business.
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DOL Requests 401(k) Fee Disclosure Feedback; We Responded
Participant-directed 401(k) plans must distribute a fee disclosure to participants annually. We suggested content changes to the DOL to improve their effectiveness.
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401(k) Contribution Deductibility - What Employers Need to Know
Understanding the deduction rules for 401(k) plan contributions can significantly reduce your business’s tax liability. These rules boil down to limits and timing.
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SECURE 2.0 Non-Discrimination Testing Changes: Good News for Small Businesses
The 401(k) non-discrimination testing changes made by SECURE 2.0 can help a small business increase employee savings and reduce plan costs.
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How to Prepare Your 401(k) Plan for SECURE 2.0 Changes
Not preparing a 401(k) plan for SECURE 2.0 could lead to lower contribution limits, missed tax breaks, or unnecessary administration. Here are changes to consider.
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Replacing a SIMPLE IRA with a 401(k) – Frequently Asked Questions
Replacing a small business SIMPLE IRA with a 401(k) is not a complicated process, but it does require planning. Our FAQ can help the process go smoothly.
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401(k) Investment Selection – Don’t Let ESG Factors Distract You
Fiduciaries should be focusing on relevant risk-return factors, including investment fees, in evaluating 401(k) investment options and not be distracted by ESG factors.
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401(k) Forfeitures: How and When They Must Be Used
A forfeiture is the non-vested portion of a 401(k) account when certain events occur. We summarize how and when 401(k) plans must use forfeitures based on IRS rules.
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New 401(k) Audit Rule for Form 5500 is Good News for Small Businesses
Recent Form 5500 changes will subject fewer small business 401(k) plans to an independent qualified public accountant audit.
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