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A defined contribution plan provides an individual account for each participant.
The benefits are based on the amount contributed and are also affected by income, expenses, gains and losses. Some examples of defined contribution plans include 401k plans, employee stock ownership plans (ESOP) and profit sharing plans, among others.
Entrust's self directed defined contribution plans are extremely flexible, designed to meet your needs and the needs of your organization. If your current Profit Sharing or 401k plan does not offer self-direction, Entrust can help.
Employees may defer a percentage of their salary to any of several 401k investment accounts. The maximum amount of the allowable 401k contributions changes annually. The Entrust self directed Traditional 401k retirement plan is offered both with and without a Roth option, permitting after-tax contributions to the account.
The Entrust Self Directed Individual(k) Plan is a defined contribution plan for businesses that employ only the owners, their spouses, and partners. Read more on the Individual(k) Plan page.
You may self direct investments in your employer plan through the Entrust self directed Individual(k) Outsourced Service Model. To do this, you must have an approved plan document from a current plan administrator. In this case, Entrust would only provide the required record-keeping on your self directed investments.
This option is available with plan types such as Traditional 401l, Roth 401k, Profit Sharing Plans, and Employer Stock Ownership Plans.
If you would like to read more about Defined Contribution Plans, please visit the Entrust Learning Center.
If you would like more information, please contact an Entrust professional in one of our local offices or open an account.
Attend seminars, workshops and classes on self-directed IRAs in your area.