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The Best Retirement Plans for Realtors

Being a realtor can be a rewarding career, but it also requires careful financial planning, especially when it comes to retirement. As an independent contractor, realtors do not have access to traditional employer-sponsored retirement plans. However, there are several retirement plans specifically tailored to meet the needs of self-employed individuals, including realtors. In this blog […]

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A Timeline of Secure Act 2.0 Changes for 2023

At this time of writing, we find ourselves in a period of significant changes in retirement planning, thanks to the Secure Act 2.0. This landmark legislation introduces a series of amendments aimed at enhancing the retirement system and bolstering Americans’ financial preparedness for retirement. The Secure Act 2.0 builds upon its predecessor, introducing several critical […]

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Plan Permanency

There are several misconceptions surrounding the funding requirements of retirement plans, particularly when it comes to Defined Benefit Plans. Many individuals falsely believe that funding their plan is a long-term commitment that must be maintained for a minimum of three years or more. This notion often deters people from considering a Defined Benefit Plan, wrongly […]

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IRS Postponement of Mandatory Roth Catch-up for Higher Paid Employees Under Secure Act 2.0

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) recently announced a significant development for higher paid employees participating in Roth retirement plans. Under the Secure Act 2.0, the IRS has postponed the implementation of mandatory Roth catch-up contributions. In this blog post, we aim to educate our customers about this postponement, its potential impact, and what it means […]

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Understanding the Role of a 401(k) Plan Administrator and Third-Party Administrator

Employer-sponsored retirement plans, such as 401(k) plans, require careful administration to ensure compliance with regulations and smooth operation. Two key roles in the management of 401(k) plans are the Plan Administrator and the Third-Party Administrator (TPA). In this blog post, we will explore the responsibilities of these two positions and clarify the difference between them. […]

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