Retirement plans are good for business

One of today’s most popular employee benefits is a good retirement plan because of what it can mean for the well-being of employees. It’s a good way to keep valuable associates and encourage them to save and invest for the future.

Offering a retirement plan is good for business, too. It can help to:

• Retain quality employees
• Attract valuable new talent
• Positively impact employee attitude and performance
• Provide tax advantages for owners and key executives
• Provide tax advantages for your business

Neither the company nor its representatives give legal or tax advice. Please consult your attorney or tax advisor for answers to specific questions.

Why work with Nationwide®?

With over $157 billion in assets under management, Nationwide is the #1 provider of defined contribution plans in the country1. And we’ve earned 22 service-related honors for customer satisfaction2 because we make sure our customers feel smart, confident and successful:

• Smart is knowing all of your options and understanding which are right for your company.
  
  
• Confident is having the answer before the question is asked.
  
  
• Successful is providing your valued employees a retirement plan built to best meet their needs.

Time to make your move?

You may already be aware of the benefits of offering a retirement plan and sponsor one today. And perhaps you are one of the many plan sponsors who is considering changing retirement plan providers this year. Please keep in mind that there may be fees associated when moving from one plan provider to another, for example surrender charges.

At Nationwide ®, we understand what’s important to you. In fact, you’ll see that your needs are the focus of everything we do. That’s part of what makes us the nation’s #1 provider of defined contribution plans, based on the number of recordkeeping plans.1

Ready to learn more about a Nationwide® retirement plan? Give us a call at 1-888-262-401k.

• Not a deposit • Not FDIC or NCUSIF insured • Not guaranteed by the institution • Not insured by any federal government agency • May lose value

Trust programs and trust services are offered by Nationwide Trust Company, FSB a division of Nationwide Bank.

1Based on the number of recordkeeping plans, PLANSPONSOR magazine (June 2007).
2PLANSPONSOR magazine (November 2006).