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Sometimes, It’s Good to be a Little “Country” – The Benefits of Rural Cooperative Status
By Jeff Chang Many state and local governments are aware that the Internal Revenue Code was changed in 1986 to prohibit most of them from maintaining a 401(k) plan. Instead, these entities can and — for the most part, do … Continue reading
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Tagged 401(k), 457(b), Governmental 401(k), governmental plans, retirement plans, rural cooperatives
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