Administering a 401(k) plan is a team effort, requiring the expertise of HR staff, the plan’s recordkeeper, and an ERISA attorney. When a company that sponsors a 401(k) or other retirement plan ...

Your 401(k) plan's summary annual report (SAR) contains some important information about its financial condition. Here's what to look for.

Employees whose 401(k) plan is facing termination, are often left to make difficult decisions regarding their account. Knowing the options is key to making tie right decision.

There are other alternatives for buyers when dealing with a 401 (k) plan of a target company in a stock purchase acquisition, including freezing or even continuing the plan, which have their own ...

If your employer freezes your 401(k) plan, you can no longer contribute to your account or make withdrawals, but the money still belongs to you.

Learn the basics of 401(k) plans for small business owners. Discover the benefits, types, and considerations for offering retirement plans to employees.

Over 29 million lost 401(k) accounts worth almost $1.65 trillion have been forgotten by their owners. Here are nine ways you can locate your account.

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The Department of Labor has launched an online system for qualified plan termination administrators to “more efficiently” submit abandoned account information for benefits, including 401 (k)s. The DOL ...

New changes to 401(k) rules might make it easier for Americans to save for retirement. Learn more today.

Guidelines for a Business to Terminate a 401 Plan. While a 401 (k) plan is expected to continue indefinitely, circumstances may result in termination of all or part of the plan, including a merger ...