Lady Gaga. Nirvana. Counting Crows. Herbie Hancock. Yo Yo Ma.
These musicians and bands have something in common with your HR manager: They all file 5500s. Wait, what?
That's right. For some reason I can't quite figure out, there are a series of 5500s filed in the names of a number of famous musicians, usually with around 2-5 participants and between five- and seven-figures in assets. Most are 401(k)s, but there are a surprising number of defined benefit plans (mostly pay-related).
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