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Retirement Plan

Tax-deferred retirement accounts such as 401k plans can be an excellent option for businesses and self-employed individuals. These accounts allow individuals to save for retirement while deferring taxes on the contributions and any investment gains until they withdraw the funds in retirement. This can be especially beneficial for those in a higher tax bracket during their working years, as they can potentially lower their tax bill while saving for the future. Additionally, self-employed individuals may be able to contribute a higher percentage of their income to a tax-deferred retirement account than they would be able to with a traditional IRA, further boosting their retirement savings.

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What you get with Slavic401k

At Slavic401k, they provide business retirement savings solutions – and they’ve been doing it for over 35 years. Businesses come go to Slavic because of the value their retirement savings solutions provide your company. Participants love them because they value you as individuals, with unique needs, goals, challenges, and dreams.

Roth and Traditional Contribution Options

Self-employed individuals have the flexibility to choose between Roth and Traditional contributions. With Traditional contributions, you can contribute pre-tax dollars, reducing your current taxable income and allowing investments to grow tax-deferred. With Roth contributions, you contribute after-tax dollars, enabling tax-free growth and withdrawals in retirement.

Robust, Custom-Built Investment Options and Control

Our plan offers a comprehensive and customizable range of investment options, allowing self-employed individuals to build a portfolio tailored to their unique risk tolerance, investment objectives, and financial goals. With access to a diverse lineup of funds and asset classes, you have full control over your investments, ensuring a strategy that aligns with your long-term vision and financial success.

Flexible Contribution Limits

Offers higher contribution limits compared to traditional IRAs, enabling self-employed individuals to save more for their retirement and achieve their financial goals more effectively.

Access to Loans and Hardship Withdrawals

Enables self-employed individuals to borrow from their 401(k) account or make hardship withdrawals in case of financial emergencies, providing an additional layer of financial security and flexibility.

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