The qualifications to open a Solo 401k account only have two elements: You must own a business Your business must have zero employees
Can I Contribute to a 457b and Solo 401k at the Same Time?
If you're a public school teacher or government official, you ay contribute to a 457b plan (also known as a 457). Now more than ever so many Americans
How to Elect S-Corp Status – Back Dated for 2020
Did you know you can elect S-corp status for your business, even back dating to Jan. 1st, 2020? Nabers Group provides these insights to better
Can a Married Couple Have a Sole Proprietorship?
You have a tremendous number of ways you can structure, control, and manage your retirement account. The Solo 401k is at the center of that
Should My Spouse and I Have Separate Solo 401k Plans?
About one out of three Americans is an independent worker or freelancer. This truly is the land of entrepreneurs. That’s a very good reason why the
30 Days: Solo 401k Deadline 2020
The Solo 401k deadline to establish a plan for 2020 rapidly approaches. This is the time of the year to think about how to lower your taxes. Convert
How Do I Know if I Have Passive vs Active Business Income?
Passive vs active income. It's a topic we cover often with new clients hoping to set up a Solo 401k. Only active business income qualifies you to have
5 Things to Know Before You Set Up a Solo 401k
So, you have been doing some research on alternative ways to invest your money and grow your retirement. On an internet search you come across the
Turn Your Hobby Into a Business
If you have a passion or skill as a hobby, consider turning that hobby into a business to qualify for the self-directed Solo 401k. You’ve heard the