401(K) Plan

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Advantages of a 401(K) Plan

  • Employees contribute to their own accounts

  • Employer contribution (Including match), if any, are deductible business expense

  • Flexible program designs to suit employer needs

  • Annual nondiscrimination testing is not required for Safe Harbor 401(k) plans

  • Roth 401(k) or a post-tax contributions feature available

  • High contribution limits

  • Participant loans available

  • 2026 Employee Annual Deferral Limits: $24,500 ($32,500 if over age 50)

*A 401(k) may not be appropriate for companies looking for a plan with little or no cost and/or IRS reporting requirements

Types Of 401k Plans

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    Safe Harbor

    Designed to simplify compliance, Safe Harbor plans automatically meet certain IRS nondiscrimination requirements, allowing business owners to maximize contributions for employees while minimizing administrative hurdles.

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    Traditional

    A flexible retirement option that lets employees save pre-tax income for the future. Traditional 401(k)s give employers discretion over matching contributions and plan design, balancing employee benefits with cost control.

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    Customized

    Tailored to meet the unique goals of your business and workforce, customized plans provide flexibility in contribution formulas, eligibility, and plan features, helping you attract and retain top talent while optimizing tax benefits.

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