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About SoloDB
The July SoloDB plan provides a great opportunity for sole practitioners and other owner-only businesses to accumulate a significant tax-defered retirement account. These plans allow much larger contributions than profit sharing, SEP, SIMPLE and 401(k) plans.
Why Choose SoloDB?
Easy to set up and operate. These plans are easy to set up and operate. Our trained consultants guide you every step of the way.
Rapid asset accumulation. Contributions are generally much higher than 401(k) contributions – up to $150,000 or more each year. Asset accumulation can exceed $2 million at retirement.
Contribute more by adding a SOLO 401(k) Plan.  Our SoloDBk plan is a SoloDB plan combined with a SOLO 401(k) Plan. This allows participants to make additional contributions through 401(k) deferrals (in some cases up to $18,000 in 2005).
Tax Savings.  Get immediate tax savings. Contributions are tax deductible, and all growth is tax-deferred.
Creditor protection.  Assets in a SoloDB plan enjoy ERISA protection.
Access to your money.  You can borrow from the plan, and the loan is tax-free as long as it is paid back timely.
Flexible investment options.  You and your financial consultant choose the investment strategy that is right for you.
IRS approved documents.  You can use our prototype plan documents that have been pre-approved by the IRS.
How much does it cost?
One-Time Setup Fee.  The One-Time Setup Fee, including document services is $1,500.
Annual Ongoing Fee.  The annual administration fee is $1,200 plus $100 per participant.
SoloDBk. To add a 401(k) feature there is an additional one-time setup fee of $250 and an additional annual ongoing fee of $350. For a detailed list of fees that apply to Solo 401(k) Plans click here.
SoloDB BROCHURE
Download the SoloDB brochure to learn how SoloDB can benefit you or your client.
PLAN COMPARISON
How does the SoloDB Plan compare to other plans for small businesses?
 
 
 
     
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