SECURE 2.0 is updating catch-up contribution rules, including a “super catch-up” opportunity for employees ages 60–63 that’s already in effect. And in 2026, certain high earners will be required to make catch-up contributions on a Roth (after-tax) basis.
Those extra contributions can make a real difference because they have more time to grow through compounding, even if you’re within 10–15 years of retirement. Catch-ups can also provide the same tax advantages as regular 401(k) contributions.
If you’re working toward retirement and want to build momentum, catch-up contributions can be a great option. They allow eligible savers age 50 and older to contribute beyond the standard annual limit in workplace retirement plans.
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Retirement plans have annual contribution limits, but if you’re age 50+, the IRS allows catch-up contributions.
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Annual compliance includes three core reviews: nondiscrimination testing, top-heavy testing, and contribution limit monitoring.
Togther these checks help validate fairness, uncover payroll or census data issues, and allow time to correct problems before key deadlines.
Passing one compliance check doesn’t guarantee you’ve stayed within IRS annual contribution limits. Bonuses, payroll changes, and late uploads can quickly push your plan over the line and create headaches at year-end. RPCSI’s proactive monitoring will keep your plan on track.
Top-heavy testing prevents your 401(k) plan from being overly concentrated among key employees or owners, which can trigger costly mandatory contributions for other employees. Accurate data and regular reviews with RPCSI help you spot risks early and keep your plan compliant.
Aprils News You Can Use breaks down 401(k) contribution limits, catch-up strategies for those 60+, and how owners of small businesses can reap bigger retirement plan tax deductions.
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401(k) compliance testing matters because it ensures that your plan benefits everyone fairly, not just owners and executives. Nondiscrimination testing checks if highly compensated employees are getting more advantages than non-HCEs, and if so, requires quick corrections.
Year-end 401(k) surprises are usually preventable. Annual compliance testing can flag low participation, misclassified employees, and payroll/census issues early—before corrections get expensive. Proactive check-ins = smoother testing.
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The SECURE Act 2.0 is bringing major updates to 401(k) plans. This video covers a new age for required minimum distributions, increased catch-up contribution limits for employees aged 60-63, expanded eligibility for part-time workers, and enhanced automatic enrollment features.
Just one missed ownership detail can put your company’s retirement plan at risk. At RPCSI, our consultants make it simple: we help you gather and disclose all ownership data at the plan level, so you’re always in control.
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Incomplete ownership data in your companies or investments is a leading cause of delays, surprises, and valuation issues during transitions. Full disclosure across all businesses and investments ensures your succession plan proceeds smoothly, and your legacy remains intact.
Missing ownership details for entities tied to your retirement plan can lead to IRS penalties, delayed deals, and tax risk. Fully disclosing all ownership information protects your organization, ensures compliance, and keeps your plan on track.
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There are major changes for 401(k) plans in 2026 with the SECURE 2.0 Act. These updates will impact how plans are designed, managed, and the benefits available to participants. It’s essential to stay ahead of these changes to ensure compliance.
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