Unlike our competitors, we’re not afraid to show you all of our fees up front. Our pricing model is based on the work we do, not the money you invest, so our asset fees are much lower (typically less than 1% vs. other providers’ 3-4%).

Employees pay:

 
Monthly fee2 $0 - $3.00

Like some health insurance polices, participants offset some of the cost by paying a small portion of the administration fees. The Monthly fee is a $3.00 maximum, not to exceed 1% of participant’s annual balance. Learn More

 
Asset fee3 0.44% - 1.44%  
 
Other fees that may apply    
Distributions (Per distribution) $95  
Loans (Annually per loan) $90  

Asset Fees Comparison

Our pricing structure allows us to apply much lower asset fees – typically less than 1% vs. other providers’ 3-4%.

Asset Fees Comparison Chart. Intuit 401(k) 1%, The other guys 3-4%

One-time fees that may apply for employers:

Conversion fee $750

This one-time fee applies only to companies converting a pre-existing 401(k) from another provider.

Plan termination $600

This one-time fee applies if you decide to end the 401(k) plan; this covers the cost of labor associated with terminating a plan.

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Tax benefits for you and your business.

$500

If this is your company’s first 401(k) plan, special business tax credits can offset your plan costs by up to $500 a year for the first three years.1

TAX DEDUCTIBLE

Plan expenses and matching employer contributions are tax-deductible.

$5,000

Plan participants can save up to $5,000 in federal income taxes.4

$17,000

A 401(k) plan allows maximum tax-deferred contributions up to $17,000 in 2012 and an additional $5,500 option for participants age 50 and over.5