The Big Mistakes Small Businesses Make When Setting Up a New 401(k) Plan (and How to Avoid Them)
Offering a 401(k) plan is one of the best things you can do for your team – and for your…
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2026 401(k) Contribution & Catch‑Up Limits
Each year, the IRS updates retirement plan limits to keep pace with inflation. Want the Full 2026 IRS 401(k) Limits?…
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The Super Catch-Up Rule Is Here: What 401(k) Plan Sponsors Need to Know in 2026
An exclusive savings boost for ages 60–63 – with a Roth twist for high earners In 2025, a new SECURE…
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Which Fiduciary Is Which? Breaking Down the Real Differences Between 3(16), 3(21), and 3(38)
If you sponsor a 401(k) plan, you’ve probably heard terms like 3(16), 3(21), and 3(38) fiduciary. They sound technical –…
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What Is a Pooled Employer Plan (PEP)?
The Beginner’s Guide to Pooled Employer Plans A Simpler Way to Run a 401(k) Plan? If you’ve ever thought, “There…
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When Things Go Wrong: How to Fix a 401(k) Plan Mistake
Even the best-managed 401(k) plans experience the occasional mistake. Maybe an employee was left out of enrollment. Maybe the wrong…
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Does a 401(k) Have Open Enrollment?
Answering Common Retirement Plan Questions During Benefits Season Short Answer: No, 401(k) Plans Don’t Have Open Enrollment If you’re in…
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What Is the New Auto-Enrollment Law From Secure 2.0?
Key Dates and What It Means for Your 401(k) Starting in 2025, most new 401(k) and 403(b) plans will automatically…
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5 Powerful Ways a 401(k) Financial Advisor Makes Life Easier for Employers (and Better for Employees)
A well-run 401(k) plan doesn’t happen by accident. It takes smart strategy, proactive oversight, and a deep understanding of both…
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How a Well-Designed 401(k) Can Improve Employee Retention
In today’s competitive job market, offering a robust benefits package is critical for attracting and retaining top talent. A well-designed…
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What Fees Are Associated With My 401(k) Account?
Every 401(k) plan comes with costs, and that is completely normal. Some fees are clearly listed, while others are built…
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Are You 50 or Older and Making Big Retirement Contributions?
Here’s How New Roth Rules Affect You in 2026 If you’re 50 or older, catch-up contributions are one of the…
