What’s been going on in the retirement & health plan fields? Here we’ll discuss the latest information & best practices for managing your plans.
Employee benefits, like retirement plans, play a powerful role in boosting engagement and supporting long-term employee retention. To maximize a retirement plan’s value for both employees and the company, plan administrators must ensure the plan is carefully...
As a plan administrator, you play a vital role in managing a Defined Contribution Plan, you play a crucial role in keeping retirement plans, benefit programs, and pension systems running smoothly. Your responsibilities include overseeing compliance,...
If you’re responsible for managing your company’s 401(k) plan, cybersecurity might not be at the top of your to-do list—but it should be. Retirement plans contain highly sensitive financial and personal data, making them a prime target for cybercriminals. A...
Dividing pensions in a divorce can be a complicated process for plan administrators to navigate, but understanding the steps and roles involved can help make things smoother. The court is ultimately responsible for determining how pension benefits will be...
Using the correct definition of your compensation plan in your 401(k) plan is essential. When it’s wrong, it can cause headaches like failed plan tests, incorrect contributions, or even IRS penalties. Here’s what you need to know to avoid these issues. What...
Ensure accurate year-end 401(k) data for correct contributions, smooth audits, compliance, and efficient plan management.
When companies engage in mergers and acquisitions (M&A), the focus is often on operational integration, financial restructuring, and human resources. However, one area that deserves particular attention is the impact on 401k plans. As a plan sponsor,...
Learn how to track 401(k) payroll deposits, ensure compliance, maintain employee trust, and avoid penalties with best practices and helpful strategies for plan sponsors.
Explore SECURE 2.0’s new age-based catch-up contribution limits for 401(k), 403(b), and 457(b) plans starting January 1, 2025.
Explore essential funding considerations for OPEB plans in Part 4 of our series. Understand VEBA rules, state laws, and strategies for effective benefit payments.