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Plan Compliance

What Is an Authorized Plan Administrator?

A plan administrator can be a fiduciary, a financial broker, the employer, a third-party administrator, a committee, or a group of trustees working for the company put in charge of decision-making.
Everyone
Employers & Business Owners
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Safe Harbor

What Is 415 Safe Harbor Compensation?

For most people, the word just means the money they receive in their paycheck. If you’re a retirement plan sponsor, there are three primary ways of defining the word ‘compensation’ when it comes to plan administration.
Everyone
Employers & Business Owners
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Plan Compliance

What Is an ERISA Bond?

Fidelity bonds are mandated by ERISA to protect retirement, pension, and other employee benefit plans from fraud, mismanagement, and abuse.
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Employees
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401(k) Plans
Plan Compliance

What Is a 401(k) Plan Administrator?

One of the first steps in sponsoring a 401(k) plan is to partner with a 401(k) plan administrator who is legally responsible for setting up and maintaining your employee retirement benefits program.
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Employers & Business Owners
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Company News

Introducing: Simply Retirement by Principal®

Simply Retirement by Principal® with plan services by Ubiquity is here! This is a 100% digital solution for financial advisors and their clients looking to start retirement plans.
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Employers & Business Owners
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401(k) Plans
Financial Wellness

Can I Take All of My Money out of My 401(k) When I Retire?

It's important to consider all options before raiding your 401(k) savings. Consider all options before doing so.
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Employees
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Safe Harbor

Pros and Cons of a Safe Harbor Plan

Many small business owners find that the good outweighs the bad with a Safe Harbor 401(k) plan, which gives them a free pass on annual IRS testing.
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Employers & Business Owners
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401(k) Plans

How to rollover your 401(k) once an employer changes retirement providers

Employees generally do not need to “roll over” their 401(k)s if the employer changes retirement providers, since the new provider assumes administrative duties and undertakes a “plan conversion.”
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Employers & Business Owners
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401(k) Plans

What Are the Steps to Transferring 401(k) Providers

Switching 401(k) providers made easy! Learn the process to ensure cost savings, better investments, and more. Discover how to upgrade your plan now.
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Employers & Business Owners
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401(k) Plans
Financial Wellness

Can a Trust Be a Beneficiary of a 401(k) Plan

Leaving your inheritance in a trust allows you to control where and how your assets are divided after your death. Learn the pros and cons to this type of legacy planning, given IRS rules and limitations.
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Employees
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Safe Harbor

What is a Safe Harbor Nonelective Contribution

Safe Harbor 401(k)s allow employers to match contributions or offer nonelective contributions, benefitting everyone involved.
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Employers & Business Owners
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Safe Harbor

How to Determine Safe Harbor Contributions

Safe Harbor contributions use three formulas: two matching options (basic or enhanced) and a third with nonelective contributions for all eligible employees.
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Employers & Business Owners
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