
Pooled Employer Plans (PEP)
A PEP is a way for a smaller 401k plan to “pool” their investments with other businesses in an effort to improve the buying power of the plan as well as spread administrative costs over a wider base.
A PEP is a way for a smaller 401k plan to “pool” their investments with other businesses in an effort to improve the buying power of the plan as well as spread administrative costs over a wider base.
The guys discuss how to do a personal financial assessment, diving into items like taxes, income, qualified retirement plan contributions, risk management and whether it’s time to take chips off the table or not.
Josh Null and Will Steih jump back into the Deep Fried podcast studio to provide some timely financial topics and tax deferral concepts for our listeners as we enter the 4th quarter.
In the episode, Josh and Jay discuss a topic that is vitality important to the risk management portion of a client’s financial plan: disability income protection.
In this episode, hosts Josh Null and Will Steih discuss 401k plans from a business owner's perspective. They discuss if there is a best time of the year to offer a plan to your employees and how the Secure Act changed some of the filing deadlines starting with the 2020 plan year. They also discuss the benefits of having a 401k plan for attracting and retaining employees, especially in a tight labor market.