Sometimes, getting ahead means venturing through aforest of unknowns. That's where we're at – or soon will be – whenit comes to 401(k) MEPs. (Photo: Shutterstock)
"Take your medicine, you'll feel better." "Eat your peas, you'llget stronger." "Use this new shortcut, you'll get therefaster." Sometimes getting ahead means venturing through aforest of unknowns. That's where we're at – or soon will be – whenit comes to 401(k) MEPs.
Once the IRS finalizes its fix for the "one bad apple problem," it'll be open seasonfor trade associations, Chambers of Commerce, and other affinitygroups to offer 401(k) MEPs to their member companies. Ofcourse, to do this, they'll need to become the plan sponsor.
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