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  • Pull all of your financial information into one singular, secure view
  • Create a personal balance sheet
  • Take a more in-depth look at your holdings
  • Track your spending and view your net worth
  • Better understand the companies you're invested in by accessing 申博菲律宾app's nationally recognized research and investment insights
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Employer Contribution Only Plans


Defined Contribution Plans

With these plans, the contribution is defined and limited. The account value at retirement is unknown.

SEP IRA

  • Combines the benefits of a qualified retirement plan with the simplicity of an IRA. Employers may make discretionary, tax-deductible contributions of up to 25% of eligible employees' compensation, and the funds are deposited directly into separate IRAs that are owned and controlled by each participant in the plan. Contributions and earnings grow tax-deferred until withdrawn from the plan.
  • Does not allow for a vesting schedule, loans, or the ability to exclude part-time employees from participation.
  • Provides the investment flexibility of a brokerage account and is a low-cost alternative to the Profit Sharing Plan for small business owners.

Profit Sharing Plan

  • Permits employer to make discretionary, tax-deductible contributions of up to 25% of the eligible employees' compensation, and the funds are held in trust.
  • Contributions and earnings grow tax-deferred until withdrawn from the plan.
  • Ideal for employers who want contribution flexibility as well as an incentive to employees to increase profitability.
  • 申博菲律宾app offers a standardized prototype for Profit Sharing Plans that would allow the investment flexibility of a brokerage account. Complex plan designs may call for an outside retirement plan document provider.

Defined Benefit Plans

With these plans, a future income distribution is promised (or defined) and limited. The account value at retirement is known.

  • The required employer contribution to meet this promised benefit is determined by an actuary on an annual basis.
  • The investment risk is borne by the employer since the contribution is based on the promised benefits.
  • May allow for the highest level of tax-deductible contributions for older and highly compensated employees, but is also the most expensive plan administratively.