1. One year’s performance does not make or break a retirement plan or any investment for that matter.
2. How have you factored the $15k into their overall compensation package?
I would agree though - if your retirement plan is consistently inefficient as it relates to costs vs. benefits and if you don't factor in the staff contributions when determining raises and bonuses, this plan may not be your best option.
Good luck.
This first appeared on Dentaltown.
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