Open a 401(k) today and we’ll waive your employer fees for the first 3 months.
Open a 401(k) today and we’ll waive your employer fees for the first 3 months.
The small business way to 401(k)
With a Guideline 401(k), you can provide an easy, affordable and impactful retirement plan.
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State retirement programs in a nutshell
In recent years, states across the country have enacted retirement savings programs to help individuals save for retirement—potentially bridging the retirement gap for as many as 41 million U.S. workers.
While the rules of each state program vary greatly, they currently all give employers the option to choose between the state-sponsored plan or a private plan, like a Guideline 401(k). Below, you’ll find information on active or pending state retirement programs.
Get more benefits with a Guideline 401(k)
Simplify your day-to-day
We can connect with top payroll providers to automate plan administration and employee onboarding—so you can add a popular work benefit without all the added paperwork. We also take care of investment management, most government filings, and more.
Customize your plan
With a Guideline 401(k), you have a lot of options. Employer matching, profit sharing, vesting schedules, eligibility requirements—you can add these features to fit your business and create a stronger retirement benefit.
Help employees save more
With a Guideline 401(k), your employees can contribute up to $20,500 in pre-tax dollars toward retirement in 2022 ($27,000 if they are 50+). Plus, they’ll get access to low-cost investments and zero transaction fees.
Give your employees confidence
We provide 40+ investment options and 6 professionally managed portfolios. We also provide educational webinars, portfolio recommendations, and live support—so your employees can start saving with confidence.
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If you’re starting a new 401(k), your small business may be eligible to receive up to $16,500 in tax credits over the plan’s first three years to help offset initial plan costs.
Everyone has a future.
Now everyone can invest in one.
