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How Small Business Owners Are Redefining the 401(k) Market—and Helping Employees Thrive
Discover how small business owners are transforming the 401(k) market with flexible, low-cost plans that empower employees' financial futures.
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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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The Ideal 401(k) Plan for Employees and Employers
The ideal 401(k) plan helps employees and employers meet their respective goals at the lowest cost. To achieve one, employers must understand their features.
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Bundled or Unbundled 401(k) Provider – How to Choose
Bundled (or full-service) 401k providers deliver all of the major plan administration services, while unbundled providers must ally with other companies to do so.
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3 Warning Signs Your 401(k) Provider is Ripping You Off
If you’re a business owner, you must know how much your 401(k) plan costs because the consequences for paying excessive fees are high.
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Switching 401(k) Providers? What to Expect and Pitfalls to Avoid
To lower your 401k fees, you may need to replace your plan provider. This move can seem daunting until you understand the process and the pitfalls to avoid.
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Employers Must Avoid 401(k) Providers They Can't Understand
Avoiding 401k fiduciary liability can be easy. You just need a basic understanding of your fiduciary responsibilities and an easy-to-monitor plan provider.
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Guidelines for Benchmarking 401(k) Admin and Investment Fees
Employers have a fiduciary responsibility to pay reasonable fees for 401k plan administration and investments. This job can be easy using simple guidelines.
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Four 401(k) Plan Services That Justify Higher Provider Fees
To avoid 401k fiduciary liability for paying excessive fees, pay as little as possible for “commodity” 401k services and extra for “value-added” ones only.
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3 Common 401(k) Provider Conflicts of Interest!
Employers have a fiduciary responsibility to evaluate their 401(k) provider's conflicts of interest. They risk personal liability when they don't.
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