
Payright’s Evolution software is extremely flexible. Employers can accrue and track paid time-off with an option to create unlimited time-off accrual codes, and accrue based on pay frequency, employee anniversary dates, or per hours worked.
Payright’s Evolution software is extremely flexible. Employers can accrue and track paid time-off with an option to create unlimited time-off accrual codes, and accrue based on pay frequency, employee anniversary dates, or per hours worked.
Employers can accrue and track paid time-off with an option to create unlimited time-off accrual codes, and accrue based on pay frequency, employee anniversary dates, or per hours worked.
Payright’s Evolution software is extremely flexible. Employers can accrue and track paid time-off with an option to create unlimited time-off accrual codes, and accrue based on pay frequency, employee anniversary dates, or per hours worked.
Related to: Payroll Provider, Payroll Processing, Third Party Benefits Administrator (TPA), 403b TPA
Posted on Nov 14, 2023
As part of the SECURE Act, Long-Term, Part-Time (“LTPT”) rules were created in 2019. Effective for plan years beginning after 12/31/2020, 401(k) plans must begin to track employment of LTPT employees and, once eligible, the employees defined as LTPT employees must be allowed to enter a retirement plan solely for deferral purposes. »
Posted on Oct 10, 2023
One common misconception is that Medicare is free. While most people rely on Medicare coverage once they retire, they must still plan to pay premiums, deductibles, and co-pays. Medicare Part A (hospital insurance) is free for most retirees, but Part B, medical insurance, is not. In 2023, Medicare Part B premiums start at $164.90 per person per month but can cost more depending on your income. »
Posted on Aug 25, 2023
The SECURE 2.0 Act, implemented in December 2022, introduces changes to retirement savings catch-up contributions, allowing Americans over 50 to contribute more to their 401(k) accounts, with special provisions in 2024 for high-earners to make Roth contributions and a new contribution limit in 2025 for those aged 60-63. These catch-up contributions aim to help older Americans bridge the gap in their retirement savings. »