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3 Reasons Why Automatic Enrollment is Awesome
Automatic enrollment is a valuable plan feature that allows employers to quickly add their teams to their retirement plans.
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Employers & Business Owners
Should I Stop Contributing to My 401(k)
It’s natural to feel nervous about 401(k) contributions, but is your situation dire enough justify reducing saving for your future? Here's what you need to know, and other options.
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Employees
How New Comparability 401(k) Plans Benefit Small Business Owners
New comparability 401(k) plans let employers customize contributions for different employee groups, offering higher rewards to select groups while still contributing to others.
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Employers & Business Owners
Selling 401(k) Plans to Your Business Owner Clients
Offering clients 401(k)s through a trusted plan provider reduces your workload and risk while maximizing clients' contributions, cutting taxes, and leveraging SECURE Act credits.
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Financial Advisors
401(k) Hardship Withdrawal Rules 2022
If you are currently experiencing financial hardship, options still exist, but borrowing from your retirement should be treated as a last resort.
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Employees
How Much Do Companies Typically Match on 401(k)
Employer matching contributions are common in 401(k) plans, with 98% of employers offering them. In 2022, the typical company matched 6% of employee contributions.
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Employees
401(k) Safe Harbor Contribution Limits
The IRS is increasing the maximum individual 401(k) contribution limit to $23,000, up from the $22,500 limit in 2023.
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Employees
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Small Business 401(k) Plans
A guide for small business owners to affordable and easy 401(k) plans. A Ubiquity Retirement + Savings™ 401(k) enables you to:
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Employers & Business Owners
What Is the Difference Between a MEP and a PEP?
Multiple Employer Plans (MEP) and Pooled Employer Plans (PEP) let employers join a single retirement plan, offering a collective approach to retirement savings.
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Employers & Business Owners
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How Do I Know If My 401(k) Is Top-Heavy?
Do a few people in your 401(k) plan have the majority of the money? If so, the IRS may require you to do something about it.
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Employers & Business Owners
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