Secure 2.0 Act of 2022 Introduces Key Changes for Workplace Retirement Plans
Employers that currently maintain a qualified retirement plan or are evaluating a future plan should consider implementing the new federal rules.
Employers that currently maintain a qualified retirement plan or are evaluating a future plan should consider implementing the new federal rules.
The Department of Labor takes benefit plan remittance deadlines very seriously. If you miss one, take these steps to avoid penalties.
Missing remittance deadlines for employee contribution plans can carry significant penalties. Here’s how to avoid them.
Pooled Employer Plans (PEPs) were created to expand access to retirement benefits by addressing some of the restrictions and perceived drawbacks of multiple employer plans (MEPs) while creating additional benefits for PEP participants, such as tax credits and the “one bad apple” rule.
Abandoned 401k accounts aren’t just a potential issue for employees – they can lead to penalties and administrative challenges for employers too. How can plan sponsors limit the burden and risk?
To help plan sponsors navigate the challenging road ahead, this 2022 ERISA Update focuses on four themes that plan sponsors should be keeping a close eye on this year.
Sponsors of defined benefit and defined contribution plans: keep these deadlines and important dates in mind for your plans in 2022.