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2021 Plan Sponsor of the Year | PLANSPONSOR

Provider(s) Financial Wellness Educator(s) John Hancock, Benefit Partners Financial Group IF PLAN SPONSORS need proof that their match is a critical factor affecting participants’ deferral rates, they need look no farther than the 401(k) plan of COFCO International USA, an agriculture supply chain company, headquartered in Chicago, Illinois. The plan’s 15.3% average deferral rate is largely due to its qualified nonelective contribution (QNEC) of 3%, plus a 50-cent match of all that an employee defers with no cap. How this match came to be stems from the company’s formation: Two companies merged one with a 100% company match with no cap, the other with a 3% safe harbor contribution but no match, explains Sharon Kacsits, director of human resources (HR) North America at COFCO.

Lawmakers express deep doubts about Afghanistan s future after US withdrawal

Lawmakers express deep doubts about Afghanistan’s future after US withdrawal Jamie McIntyre © Provided by Washington Examiner DOD header 2020 TWO FUTURES: Whether Afghanistan can survive and prosper without the presence of thousands of American and international troops and contractors hinges on two unknowns the ability of the 300,000-strong U.S.-trained and equipped government forces to forestall a Taliban takeover and the willingness of the Taliban to give up their brutal tactics in return for peace and a role in the future government. “We must not assume the inevitability of a worse-case outcome,” testified Zalmay Khalilzad at a marathon session of the House Foreign Affairs Committee yesterday, where the U.S. point man in negotiations with the Taliban argued the group, like the country, has changed over the past 20 years.

Sewa International, AAPI doctors hold free online consultations for COVID patients in India

Sewa International, AAPI doctors hold free online consultations for COVID patients in India SECTIONS Last Updated: May 18, 2021, 11:00 AM IST Share Synopsis Volunteering doctors with American Association of Physicians of Indian-Origin (AAPI) and non-profit Sewa International s medical wing, Doctors for Sewa are holding private consultations with potential coronavirus patients through the eGlobalDoctors online platform, according to a statement on Monday. Getty Images 3,386,457.0 Two major Indian diaspora organisations in the US have partnered with an online telehealth platform to provide free medical advice for COVID-patients in India where a second wave of the coronavirus has left the country s public health system severely strained.

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