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401(k) explained: 11 of the most common retirement questions, answered

Guideline

Whether you're an employee planning for your future or an employer supporting your team's road to retirement, we've got you covered. In this post, we'll tackle some of the most commonly asked questions about retirement. For a more in-depth dive on this topic, check out our guide to rebalancing your 401(k).

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What Brokers Should Know About the New CAA Guidelines

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Quick look: New legislation under the Consolidated Appropriations Act (CAA) was enacted late last year, affecting employee retirement benefit and health plan laws for 2023 and beyond. Financial wellness has become a crucial part of employee benefits, and eligibility updates speak to this growing importance.

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12 Best Employee Benefits for a Modern Workplace

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Have you noticed other small businesses offering great employee work benefits and wondered if you should do the same? Choosing The Best Employee Benefits For Your Business It can be tough to decide which work perks to offer. And 62% of those in the 42-57 age range agreed with that as well.

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Thinking Outside the Box: The Advantages and Disadvantages of Unique Employee Benefits

HR Digest

One way they are doing this is by offering non-traditional employee benefits. These benefits go beyond traditional healthcare and retirement plans and can range from flexible work arrangements to company-sponsored vacations. What are non-traditional benefits? Pros of Non-Traditional Employee Benefits: 1.

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Safe and sound: How a Guideline Safe Harbor 401(k) helped 4 businesses boost savings and reduce admin work

Guideline

🔎 This article includes stories from clients of Guideline. While offering a 401(k) may feel like a no-brainer for many businesses, for others, challenges like plan administration and compliance testing can make retirement benefits feel complicated and unmanageable. All of my employees are happy, and so am I."

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Guide to Hiring Employees in Angola

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Employers are required to adhere to these regulations to prevent exploitation and ensure the well-being of their workforce. Employees are entitled to specific durations of paid and unpaid leave under different circumstances. Any hours worked beyond the standard constitute overtime, subject to additional compensation.

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Guide to Hiring Employees in Bermuda

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Employers are obligated to provide a safe working environment, free from hazards that could endanger employeeswell-being. Employees, on the other hand, have the right to refuse work if they believe it poses a serious risk to their health and safety, without facing adverse consequences from their employers.