ShareBuilder 401k Help Center
Resources on plans, features, costs, insights, regulatory needs and more to help you make the most of your 401(k) plan benefits.
All Things 401(k)
Dispel the 7 401(k) Myths
Get the inside scoop and the facts on common myths preventing many businesses from starting a 401(k).
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Plan Costs
Learn the ins and outs of 401(k) plan costs, so you know you have a fair priced plan.
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Deadlines
Plan setup and contribution deadlines can ensure you get your tax-deferred savings in on time.
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401(k) Advantages over SEPs
Understand the flexibility and options that a 401(k) offers versus a SEP IRA.
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Employee 401(k) Plan Features
401(k) plans are highly flexible and can be tailored to fit your specific business needs.
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Regulatory Management
Insights and facts on managing your plan in a compliant manner and how we help make it simple.
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Fiduciary Duties and Roles
Offering a 401(k) is a great benefit for a business and its employees, but more often than not, business owners and/or your employee administrators are often unaware of at least some of the duties they’re required to manage and the fiduciary role they take on.
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401(k) Savings Calculator
Do you need a raise in retirement? Use our savings calculator to get an idea how you can make the most of your current 401(k) plan and grow your retirement savings.
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Compare Costs
Use the cost comparison tool to see examples of how ShareBuilder 401k compares to Industry Average pricing.
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Solo 401(k) Contribution Calculator
Determine your maximum contribution amount to get the most out of your 401(k).
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How Long Will My 401(k) Savings Last
No one wants to run out of money in retirement. Get an idea how long your savings will last based upon how much you expect to spend each year.
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Build Your Own Nest Egg
There are three pretty simple steps that can help you reach your retirement savings goal. In general, experts suggest you’ll want to accumulate about 10x your salary by the time you are 67 years of age. Your income is likely to vary over your career, but with a little planning, setting yourself up for retirement can be as easy as 1 – 2 – 3!
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FAQs
From the meaning of a Safe Harbor 401(k) to determining who’s allowed to invest in a Solo 401(k), get answers to the most commonly asked questions.
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Glossary
Interested in what total cost of ownership means? Get definitions of the most common 401(k)-related terms, from A to Z.
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