small business 401k salary deferrals -- small 401k enrollment negative elections

small business 401k salary deferrals for small businesses 401k plans using automatic enrollment, passive elections and 401k negative elections.

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- 401k for small businesses using automatic enrollment to increase participation
- small business 401k salary deferrals
- 401k enrollment assistance and information
- 401k elective deferrals, automatic enrollments and negative elections

401k salary deferrals and negative elections

 

 

The three primary reasons why 80% of America’s small businesses do not offer 401(k) plans to their employees are: (a) perceived cost of employer-sponsored retirement plans, (b) perceived complexity of company-sponsored retirement plans, and (c) limited investment options. Mutual fund companies offering 401(k) plans to small businesses do so by pre-packaging administration with their proprietary fund investments; this pre-packaged approach, called "bundled 401(k)" tends to be pricey for small companies, limited features and limited investment options. Employees who participate in bundled 401(k) plans typically do not have access to investments not offered by the mutual fund company, and do not have access to the most popular investment option today—the individual self-directed discount brokerage account.  

 

North American Securities Admin. Assoc. Small Business Administration

 

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