401k Contributions

Following a few simple tax planning tips can reduce your income tax as well as save you big money when it comes to long-term wealth building. Maxing out your retirement accounts, revisiting some old tax forms and augmenting your investment plan are just a few of the ways you can save thousands each year. more »

When you make out the payroll checks, there are some deductions that the employee gets before you take out taxes. Others require that you tax the employee first and then deduct the amount. You need to do the deductions properly in order for your employee to pay the appropriate amount in taxes. Avoid IRS problems with pre-tax payroll... more »

As more and more senior citizens reach retirement age, it is becoming increasingly clear that Social Security is not going to be there (or at least won't be enough) for those who are currently in the job force. This means saving for retirement, and a 401K plan is one of the best ways to do so. A 401K is a retirement investment plan... more »

Many employers provide an important employee benefit by sponsoring 401k retirement plans and matching a portion of their employees' tax-deferred contributions. Employees generally make their contributions by voluntarily dedicating a portion of their paychecks for 401k investments, and employers can commit to match such contributions... more »

Retirement and pension plans such as Individual Retirement Accounts (IRAs) and 401k plans comprise a vast bulk of the investment assets in the United States. Pension plans are among the largest of institutional investors, able to move the market by simply entering or exiting a large stock position. In the case of 401k plans, employees... more »