SEP IRAs and solo 401(k)s are both retirement plans for small business owners. However, there are differences in terms of their eligibility requirements, contributions and tax benefits. Before deciding which option is best suited for your business, you’ll want to consider the pros and cons of each. This guide examines the difference between solo 401(k) […]
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What Is a SIMPLE IRA?
If you are looking to open a retirement account, you may be considering a SIMPLE IRA. To help you determine whether a SIMPLE IRA is right for you, we cover what it is, how it works, who may want to use it, why you may want to use it and how you can open this […]
SIMPLE IRA Basics for Small Business Owners
A Savings Incentive Match Plan for Employees (SIMPLE) IRA is an individual retirement account set up for employees through smaller employers. Typically, these smaller employers have a maximum of 100 employees and do not offer any other retirement plan. If you are a small business owner looking for employee retirement plan options, you may be […]
Know Your Business Retirement Accounts: Simple IRA, SEP, Solo 401K and ESOP (Updated for 2021)
Being aware of the different types of self-employed retirement accounts that are available to you is important to get the most out of your retirement and retirement planning. The accounts that are available to most employees are your typical IRA and 401K with Roth and Traditional kickers. However, your account options are much more plentiful […]
What Does a Small Business Owner Need to Know About SEP IRAs?
A Simplified Employee Pension Plan, or a SEP IRA, is a retirement plan specifically designed for people with self-employment income, like those who are self-employed or are small business owners. A SEP retirement plan can help you contribute funds to your retirement savings account while reducing your taxable income. Who can contribute to a SEP […]
As a Small Business Owner, What Are Your Retirement Plan Options?
Being self-employed gives you a certain measure of freedom, but it definitely doesn’t give you an out on skipping on something as important as saving for retirement. There’s an argument that it makes putting money away that much more critical, because unlike an employee who might have access to a 401K, you’re on your own. […]