deferred compensation

What is a Deferred Compensation Plan?

A deferred compensation plan reserves a portion of an employee's salary until a predetermined date, typically at retirement, and disburses the accumulated lump sum to the employee on that specified date.

Some employers provide additional perks beyond a basic salary, including healthcare, vacation pay, and investment options such as deferred compensation plans which can be a massive benefit to their employees!

Find out if you are eligible to enroll in a 457(b) plan. Contact us for more information.

deferred compensation insurance benefits:

Potential Employer Advantages:

  1. Develop a recruiting and retention tool for valued employees.

  2. Experience reduced administration and fewer funding obligations compared to qualified plans.

  3. Exercise control over benefit recipients, timing, and amounts, unlike qualified plans.

  4. Potentially recover costs through the insurance death benefit.

  5. Obtain a tax deduction when employees receive compensation from the plan.

Potential Employee Benefits:

  1. Recognizes contributions to the business.

  2. Defers taxes until employees receive compensation from the plan.

  3. Unleashes the potential for supplemental retirement income.

  4. Allows unlimited salary deferrals, depending on the plan's terms.

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