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Asked 11/17/2010
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Can an employer cap the amount that individuals can invest in a 401K, even though the Fed limit is $16,500 ? My new employer (through a merger/acquisition) recently took over the 401K plan. This new admistrator limits the amount one can contribute to their 401K. Now I'm not able to contribute up to the Federal allowable limit of $16,500 to my 401K. No company match & no pension. Can a company regulate & cap the amount an individual contributes to their 401, even though its well under the Fed guidelines of limits? |
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