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Strong teams build strong businesses: Here’s who can help
Aside from you, your business partners, and your family, there are other key people who play critical roles in the business planning process. The reality is you need a team of advisors, which may include your attorney, accountant, financial professional, property and casualty agent, and banker, to effectively manage and protect your business interests.
Pooled Employer Plans: A smarter way to offer a 401(k)
Retirement savings plans consistently rank among the top employee benefits, but despite their popularity with workers, they have gained a reputation among employers for being costly and complex.
As a result, many small- and midsize-business owners avoid offering a retirement benefit altogether, believing they lack the budget, resources, and expertise to effectively manage a high-quality plan.
This can be a missed opportunity, especially when it comes to attracting and retaining talent. Fortunately, there is a solution that is making retirement plans easier and more affordable for businesses of all sizes: Pooled Employer Plans (PEPs).
Benefits and open enrollment: 5 tips
Navigating the waters of health insurance plans, flexible spending accounts (FSA), and deductibles can be confusing and present tough choices. Sure, your employer gives you a helpful booklet, the benefit options seem pretty straightforward, and you usually have a few weeks to submit your elections.
Nevertheless, here are some tips to keep in mind…
Tip 1: Open the benefits packet, read the packet
Tip 2: Measure your needs
Tip 3: Explore a flexible spending account
Tip 4: Think strategically with a health savings account
Tip 5: Use wellness benefits
Employee retention: 3 key points
Employee retention is critical to a healthy, well-functioning business. That’s because employee turnover costs you — in terms of money, productivity and morale.
So how do you hang on to the good employees? Sure, there are some things that as employers you can’t control. But you have a larger influence than you may think.
SECURE retirements now a reality for businesses
Start spreading the news: millions of small businesses and their workers now have a new opportunity for a more secure retirement.
Congress has made retirement savings history with passage of the Setting Every Community Up for Retirement Enhancement (SECURE) Act as part of the government appropriations bill for fiscal 2020. President Donald Trump signed the bill on Dec. 20, 2019, clearing the way for the most impactful retirement legislation in decades.
Passage of the SECURE Act provides millions of small businesses several advantages:
The ability to band together to offer retirement plans (PEP 401k Plans)
Increased lifetime income offerings
New enrollment and tax changes to boost worker savings