F.48 Qualified plan rules and options Flashcards

Learners will develop greater understanding of rules and options governing qualified plans to effectively advise clients on retirement planning. (8 cards)

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A retirement plan in which employees contribute a set amount, often with employer matching, and future benefits depend on investment performance.

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Defined Contribution Plan

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A tax-deferred retirement plan for employees of public schools, certain tax-exempt organizations, and some ministers, similar to a 401(k).

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403(b) Plan

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A tax-deferred retirement plan available to state and local government employees and some non-profit organizations, with no early withdrawal penalty before age 59½.

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457 Plan

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Contributions made by an an employer to an employee’s retirement plan based on the employee’s own contributions, typically following a specific formula.

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Employer Matching Contribution

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The timeline over which an employee gains full ownership of employer contributions to a retirement plan.

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Vesting Schedule

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The minimum amount a retiree must withdraw annually from qualified retirement accounts starting at a specified age, per IRS rules.

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Required Minimum Distribution

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The process of moving retirement funds from one qualified plan to another (e.g., 401(k) to an IRA) without incurring immediate taxes or penalties.

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Rollover

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A retirement plan allowing employers to make discretionary contributions to employees’ retirement accounts based on company profits.

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Profit-Sharing Plan

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