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401(k) 101: A Benefit for Employers and Employees Alike

HR Daily Advisor

Since 401(k) retirement savings plans first appeared in the early 1980s, they have grown rapidly. Contributing Editor to BLR’s The 401(k) Handbook , from which the material for this piece originated. To allow employees to supplement their future retirement income. designer491 / iStock / Getty Images Plus. History of 401(k)s.

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Do Service Awards Still Matter?

Terryberry

That year, one individual was retiring after over three decades with the company. That event in 2005 communicated to me what Terryberry is about. And it did so in a way that a handbook or onboarding document could never have done. It helped me understand the mission, vision and values of the company of which I was now a part.

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401(k) Hardship Withdrawal Rules Explained

HR Daily Advisor

For employers, it increases the adminis­trative burden of operating the plan; for employees, making preretirement withdrawals can sig­nificantly drain retirement savings. Here, we’ll look at some of the rules for hardship withdrawals, courtesy of The 401(k) Handbook. . Before joining CER in 2005, Ms. from Williams College.

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An Introduction to Cafeteria Plans: Permitted Tax-Exempt and Taxable Benefits

HR Daily Advisor

Here’s a brief rundown of permitted cafeteria plan benefits, both tax-exempt and taxable, courtesy of the Employer’s Handbook: Complying with IRS Employee Benefits Rules. Before joining CER in 2005, Ms. Permitted Plan Benefits. Carsen was a Legal Editor at CCH, Inc. from Williams College.

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Kim Marie Branch-Pettid of LeTip International: “I wish someone would have told me it is ok to make mistakes”

Thrive Global

The post of Executive Vice President soon followed, and in the fall of 2005 she took over the reins as President. They guided me for the first 5 years and then slowly one by one, they retired, passed away, or were too busy to assist any further. In February of 2008 Kim Marie became the new owner of LeTip.