Money Purchase Plans: Another Way to Share Company Profits
Profit sharing is a great way for businesses to attract and retain the best and brightest employees. Many top-tier employees today expect to be rewarded by sharing some of the business profits. this lets employees benefit financially in the company is success, as well as increases their sense of ownership in the business.
Profit Sharing Plans: One Way to Share the Business Pie
One of the best ways for businesses to attract and retain the highest caliber employees is to offer them a piece of the business "pie." And one way to accomplish this is to create a profit-sharing plan.
SEP-IRAs – A Retirement Plan Option for Small Businesses
A SEP-IRA is a low-cost, easy-to-administer retirement plan that is often ideal for owners of small businesses and self-employed individuals. Sole proprietorships, S and C corporations, partnerships and LLCs all may qualify to establish a SEP-IRA.
David Lerner Associates Staff Give Blood for Injured FDNY Firefighter
The Syosset Fire Department and David Lerner Associates sponsored a blood drive on Tuesday, January 31st, to benefit FDNY Firefighter Robert Wiedmann, who was severely burned while battling a Brooklyn fire in December.
Roth IRAs – Making A Good Thing Better
In 1997, Congress made a good thing better when it created a new type of retirement savings account, the Roth IRA. Named after Senator William Roth, who introduced the legislation that created them.
Why Traditional IRAs Are So Popular
Millions of Americans have taken control of their retirement future by investing in Individual Retirement Accounts since IRAs were first introduced in 1975. IRAs have become one of the most popular retirement savings vehicle in America.
What You Should Know About Retirement Plans
Retirement planning for Americans has changed drastically over the past few decades.Tthe bulk of responsibility for retirement saving has shifted to employees themselves
Providing True Help to Disabled Loved Ones
According to a recent report from the AARP people who provide assistance to a loved one with a long-term illness or disability do not see themselves as "caregivers", but instead through their relationship with the disabled.