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Choosing between a SIMPLE and SEP Plan

If you’re a small business owner, offering a retirement plan can help you save for your own future and attract great employees.

As a small business owner, you have some options related to offering retirement plans.

Feature

SIMPLE

SEP

Who Can Contribute

Employer & Employees

Employer only

Contribution Limits (2025)

$16,000 ($19,500 if 50+) + employer match

Up to 25% of compensation or $69,000

Employer Requirements

Must contribute (match or fixed % for all)

Flexible- can skip in lean years

Best For

Small businesses with steady revenue and employees who want to contribute

Self-employed or businesses with fluctuating cash flow

When to Choose SIMPLE:

· You have multiple employees who want to save for retirement

· You can commit to annual contributions

When to Choose SEP:

· You want high contribution limits

· Your income or profits vary year to year

· You have few or no employees

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