401(k) or a defined benefit plan: What dentists should know before choosing
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Why it matters for dental
Practice owners evaluating retirement plans should compare contribution limits and tax treatment before selecting a 401(k) or defined benefit plan, as the choice affects cash flow and long-term savings.
Key points
- Article outlines contribution and tax differences between 401(k) plans and defined benefit plans for dentists considering retirement options.
- Dentists weighing retirement savings vehicles may need to review plan rules with their financial advisors before committing to either option.
- Plan selection decisions can affect practice cash flow and retirement savings timing for owners and associates.
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