Composite plans are not intended to replace defined benefit plans, but are intended to be an alternative to the 401(k) defined contribution plan.
John Kline: “Composite plans are not intended to replace defined benefit plans, but are intended to be an alternative to the 401(k)…”
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Kline clarifies that composite plans serve as an alternative to 401(k) plans.
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