Choosing the Right Employer-Sponsored Plan for Your Business

Описание: In this episode of Financial Foundations, Dustin Taylor, Kyle Howell, and Alex Wolfe, CFP®, sit down with retirement plan specialist Marc Piccirillo to unpack how employer-sponsored plans really work behind the scenes. If you are a business owner wondering whether you should offer a 401(k), a SIMPLE IRA, or something else entirely, this conversation walks through the practical tradeoffs, the hidden responsibilities, and the incentives you might be leaving on the table.


Marc explains how plan sponsors, recordkeepers, and third-party administrators all fit together, why recent legislation has made it easier and cheaper to start a plan, and how offering the right benefits can help you become an "employer of choice" and even make your business more attractive at sale.


In this episode, you'll learn:


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What "employer-sponsored plan" actually means and how 401(k), 403(b), and SIMPLE IRA plans differ


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The key responsibilities and risks a plan sponsor takes on


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How recordkeepers and TPAs support the day-to-day administration of a plan


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How Secure Act changes and state-mandated plans are reshaping the retirement landscape for employers


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When it makes sense to move from a SIMPLE or SEP IRA to a 401(k) as your business grows


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Why starting something now, even at low contribution levels, can be more important than waiting for the "perfect" plan



Guest: Marc Piccirillo, retirement plan specialist focused on employer-sponsored plans for small and mid-sized businesses.


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