Employers
Your Retirement Plan
Provides information on investment types, definitions and contact information for each approved provider. Streamlines the ability to add plan features and choose a provider.
Employer Resources
Employer helpful information such as MAC limits, non-elective worksheets, SRAs, UA notices, and Preferred Provider Program information.
Since1996

We provide “meaningful notice” employee communication that satisfies the IRS regulation regarding Universal Availability. Additionally, our Financial Wellness Center serves as an educational resource providing a variety of tools to assist in learning more about retirement savings and managing personal finances. Calculators, videos, and informative content are available to help guide the retirement planning process.
A fully staffed customer support call center and secure online remittance service and online transaction adjudication through our distribution system. Remit to 250 investment providers on behalf of over 1.2 million participants representing over $3 billion in annual retirement plan contributions.
Since1996
We have provided on-site IRS assistance with in-house legal council that provides full support in the event of an IRS audit. Plan Sponsors are assigned primary and secondary consultants to aid with technical and plan design questions. We also utilize integrated support teams to develop, protect, and manage your plan. Our consulting services, which are not replicated by any other TPA in this industry, are provided to our clients at no additional cost.

Investment providers
Handle Transactions
Salary Reduction
Calls a year
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I add a new investment provider to my authorized list of providers?
Can I make changes to the features in my organization’s plan?
Will online SRA forms be sufficient in the event of an IRS audit?
What is the difference between an elective and a non-elective contribution?
In contrast, non-elective contributions are funds, you, as the employer, choose to direct towards an individual’s 403(b) account, regardless if employees make their own contributions. These contributions come directly from the employer and are not deducted from employee’s salaries. Importantly, the employer and the employee never pay FICA and Medicare on non-elective contributions.