As the Senate is moving to reconcile two major retirement bills, the prospect of a new Open Multiple Employer Plan defined contribution market has plan providers positioning to understand the implications for existing employer sponsors of 401(k) plans and the millions of businesses that currently do not offer a savings option to workers.
Open MEPs would expand the existing multiple employer plan market to allow unaffiliated employers to bundle workers under one retirement plan.
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