Businesses with a 401K Plan - 2 Million+ of Investment dollars

Most 401(k) plans don’t falter because they were designed poorly — they drift because they aren’t revisited as businesses evolve, employees change, regulations shift, and markets move over time.
At the same time, many plans sit on large platforms built for scale and risk management, where responsibility for investment guidance can recede, leaving employers and employees carrying more of the decision burden than they realize.

Core areas of ongoing 401(k) oversight:

Plan Design

* Owner-advantaged plan structure

* Employee participation and understanding

Investments & Costs

* Investment lineup review

* Yield and cost monitoring

* Total plan expense transparency

Fiduciary Oversight

* Liability and responsibility awareness

* Professional fee review

* Documentation and compliance support

Plan Guidance & Decision Support

* Employer investment decision context and support

* Employee investment education and decision clarity

* Alignment between plan design and investment options

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Ken Gibbons, CPA & CPFA