Group Pension Plans
You've worked hard to build your business, and you deserve the best - the best future for your
company, your employees, and yourself. A quality retirement plan can help you
achieve your best.
Having a group pension plan - or employer-sponsored retirement plan - is one way
to ensure you are financially ready for retirement. Great American Financial
Resources®, Inc., is set to be your partner as you work to protect
your resources and prepare for your future. The associates of our
companies have a wealth of knowledge and experience in retirement planning
and can offer you exceptional service and sound advice.
Why Set Up a Retirement Plan?
Quality employees can be the biggest asset for your organization's long-term
profitability. As more people understand the importance of planning for their
retirement, employees are looking for companies that will help them. You need a
plan that attracts the best and the brightest. Plus, a plan can help you
contribute to your own retirement while reducing your business's tax liability.
You can establish a retirement plan if you are a sole proprietor or if your
business is a partnership, corporation (including Sub-chapter S corporations),
a limited liability company, or if you operate a non-profit organization.
Choosing the Right Plan
Our team is ready to work with you to help choose the right plan for your
business. We consider factors such as cost, plan features, record-keeping
services, contribution limits, tax implications, and multiple investment
choices. Contact us at (800) 438.3398, ext. 17197, or e-mail
DirectConnectTeam@gafri.com
for assistance in choosing a retirement plan for your business.
Group pension plans offer you and your employees a number of
outstanding benefits:
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Contributions to the program may reduce current taxable income.
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There are no federal income taxes on contributions until withdrawn.
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Future distributions may be eligible for favorable tax treatment.
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Program participation builds added financial security.
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Contributions grow tax-deferred.
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