Retirement Plans For Your Business

Back in the old days, Retirement meant the same thing to just about everybody, after putting in your 30 or 40 years with "The Company" you received a gold watch, a pat on the back, an began collecting a "pension."

Things are somewhat different today, people are retiring at age 50, 60, 70 and beyond. People retire from long held positions with large corporations, from partnerships and sole proprietorships, family owned businesses, and professional practices. There are almost as many types of retirements as their are retirees.

But their is one constant when it comes to retiring;

When people retire from a life's work, they don't retire from life!

The need to plan for a financially secure retirement is of real concern to most people. There are also many different concerns people have today when considering retirement plans, everything from helping employees and their families save for their retirement, to fostering the loyalty of key employees, to receiving company and individual tax breaks.

Types of Retirement Plans for Businesses

	401(k) {click for more)	SIMPLE {click for more)	SEP's {click for more)	Pension/Profit Sharing {click for more) (coming soon)	403(b) {click for more) (coming soon)1
Business Size	25 or more employees	100 or fewer employees	very small	small to medium	various
Type of Business	Sole proprietorships. Partnerships Corporations	Sole proprietorships. Partnerships Corporations	Sole proprietorships. Partnerships Corporations	Sole proprietorships. Partnerships Corporations	Schools Non-profit organizations

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