
Episode 396: Double Bonus Strategy: Enhancing Employee Benefits With 162(a) Plans
In this episode, we ask: Would you like to meet with Mark? What are the challenges for small businesses? What’s wrong with a small business’s 401(k) offering? What is the problem with fees? What is the problem with liquidity? What are the penalties?
Not Your Average Financial Podcast™
April 4, 202532m 43s
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Show Notes
In this episode, we ask:
- Would you like to meet with Mark?
- What are the challenges for small businesses?
- What’s wrong with a small business’s 401(k) offering?
- What is the problem with fees?
- What is the problem with liquidity?
- What are the penalties?
- What about the severe loss of control?
- What about forced participation?
- Why, with all of these problems, does everyone set up 401(k)s?
- What about a financial Frankenstein?
- Is the proof in the pudding?
- How are we fairing?
- What is the average 401(k) balance for a 55 year-old?
- How might a business owner attract the best talent and offer the best benefits?
- Why are Bank on Yourself® type whole life insurance policies superior?
- Would you like to hear Episode 36?
- What about tax?
- What about eliminating restrictive rules?
- What about going from a 401(k) to a 162(a)?
- What are executive bonus life insurance contracts?
- What are the administrative costs?
- What are the additional benefits?
- What are the considerations?
- What are the backup options?
- How about an example?
- What is a double bonus?
- What about the tax?
- Would you like to hear Episode 206?
- What can the employees do?
- What about the taxation of social security benefits?
- What if tax rates double on you on income in required minimum distributions or other qualified distribution income?
- What are additional benefits of the 162(a)?
- Would you like to establish a better than a 401(k) alternative that benefits your employees profoundly?
- Would you like to meet with Mark?


