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My small company employer has offered Fidelity Keogh plans for years and now SEP IRAs. We get full brokerage window access, including low cost Fidelity mutual f
by shoover 10y ago
My small company employer has offered Fidelity Keogh plans for years and now SEP IRAs. We get full brokerage window access, including low cost Fidelity mutual funds, commission-free low cost iShares ETFs, $7.95 commissions on all other stocks and ETFs, free Treasury auction and secondary market bond trades. I don't think it's costing the employer much of anything.
What am I missing?
- loeg 10y agoSEP IRA has worse benefits for employees than a 401(k), but it is cheaper to offer.
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