These plans are designed to supplement benefits that you, the employer, offer. Usually the employees pay for the plans, certain plans can be offered on a pre-tax basis and by paying that way it saves the employer FICA. Why wouldn’t you have these available?
Usually the employees pay for the plans, certain plans can be offered on a pre-tax basis and by paying that way it saves the employer FICA. Why wouldn’t you have these available?
These plans are designed to supplement benefits that you, the employer, offer. Usually the employees pay for the plans, certain plans can be offered on a pre-tax basis and by paying that way it saves the employer FICA. Why wouldn’t you have these available?
When employees pre-tax these benefits This plan saves you, the employer, FICA taxes on their premium costs.
Plans available:
Related to: Group Medical Consultants, Third Party Benefits Administrator (TPA), Employee Group Benefits, Group Life & Health Insurance
Usually the employees pay for the plans. Certain plans can be offered on a pre-tax basis and by paying that way it saves the employer FICA.
Some of the most common types of Voluntary Benefits plans are:
As another year ends, I want to express my sincere gratitude and appreciation to you and TPS Group for assigning us Krista Blier. Krista provides exceptional customer service and has been a major asset to me and Lynch, Traub, Keefe & Errante, P.C. She is extremely knowledgeable and always accessible. Always on top of the RMD’s, giving me an explanation on form 5500-SF to present to Mr. Keefe & keeping us updated with any account changes as well as specifics. It is a relief knowing I have full faith in Krista and can turn a blind eye to our account. I cannot tell you how many vendors/brokers I have to stay on top of and babysit to make sure our deadlines are met and to perform their job duties. Krista is a pleasure to work with and we look forward to working with her and TPS Group next year.
- Michael Panela
I highly recommend TPS Group and their quality third-party administration for our 403(b) plan. During our long relationship with TPS Group, we have never failed to be impressed with their level of expertise and outstanding customer service. They keep their promises and it’s easy to work with them. Having our own rep Lauren McNabb is a plus!
- Don Senecal
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The mission of a Third Party Administrator (TPA) is simple: to act as an “Independent set of eyes,” protecting the client’s best interest and ensuring compliance for their retirement plan. »
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Many retirement plans are invested in a mix of stocks, bonds, and other assets. If your investment returns don't outpace inflation, your savings may stagnate or shrink in real terms. This is why it’s important to periodically review and adjust your retirement portfolio to include investments that have the potential to outpace inflation, such as stocks or inflation-protected securities. »
Posted on Aug 23, 2024
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