We are moving our office January 1, 2025!
We welcome you at 1001 S Dorset Rd, Suite C Troy, OH 45373 in the year.
Your Small Business Retirement Plan Administrators
When it comes to planning for retirement, you have unique goals and needs. That’s why it’s important for us to give you local, personalized and custom service. We have face to face meetings, we review retirement plan options, and together, we will decide on the right path for you. We will make sure to administer your retirement plan correctly to help keep the IRS and Department of Labor away. You’ll never have to call a 1-800 number or talk with someone who doesn’t know you. We do not sell investments. Any revenue received from investment providers will be used to offset our fees. This keeps us focused on your best interests.
Together, we will decide on the right path for you.
WHAT WE DO
Did you know, the average person spends 20 years in retirement? A well designed retirement plan will put you on the right path.
- Custom Solution Retirement Plans for Small Business Owners
- Retirement Plan Design
- Retirement Plan Compliance
Don’t worry. Plan early!
Contact Us Today!
Vicki Prenger
P: 937-308-0758
F: 513-725-1781
vicki@retirementplanadministrators.com
Rebecca Profitt
P: 937-562-1292
F: 513-725-1992
becky@retirementplanadministrators.com
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