Virginia Retirement Plans
Peppermint401k qualifies as an Virginia state retirement option
Virginia Just Mandated Retirement
Eligible employers are defined in the bill as any nongovernmental employer that employs 25 or more eligible employees and does not offer a qualified retirement plan to their employees. Eligible employees are limited to individuals who are employed at least 30 hours per week. Each eligible employee shall be enrolled in the Program unless the employee elects not to participate in the Program.
What is a Pooled Employer Plan?
A PEP allows organizations to pool resources with other employers to make retirement plans less expensive and easier to manage.
Peppermint manages all the administration, so you don’t have to expend your valuable resources. We also take care of the risk, audits, and reviews.
Bonus: Setting up a PEP may give you up to $15,000 in tax credits over 3 years
Learn more about our Pooled Employer Plan
All Options Include:
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- Profit sharing options
- Funds are invested in retirement plans before being taxed
- Ability to transfer funds from prior retirement accounts
- Flexible eligibility for enrollment
- Automatic enrollment options
- Access to borrow from retirement accounts
- Ability to withdraw funds in an emergency
- All options reduce an employer’s taxable income
Choose from 3 contribution options:
Dollar for Dollar
Allows the employer and participants to maximize contributions.
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- Safe Harbor Option
- Employer matches 100% on the first 4% of deferred compensation
- Employee keeps 100% of investment if they leave the company at any time
- Exempt from most annual compliance testing
- Optimizes your highly compensated employees’ personal retirement
Fixed 3%
Assures that all employees receive retirement benefits.
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- Safe Harbor Option
- Employers put in 3% of employee’s compensation, even if the employee does not contribute
- Employee keeps 100% of investment if they leave the company at any time
- Exempt from most annual compliance testing
- Optimizes your highly compensated employees’ personal retirement
Discretionary
Gives the employer the ability to adjust contributions as business needs change.
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- Non-Safe Harbor Option
- Employer has more flexibility and can contribute as little or as much as they would like
- Employer may withhold a percentage of the employee’s earnings based on time of service at departure
- This plan requires testing and evaluation which cost an additional $1000 annually
- Employer directed