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- Average plan assets per reported participant: $51,517
Based on the 2023 public filing. This is a plan-wide average, not a personal retirement target. Calculate a personal retirement target. - Employer contributions per reported participant: $2,038
Based on the 2023 public filing. This reported average can include match, profit sharing, or other employer contributions. Review the match and contribution details. - Employee contributions per reported participant: $4,152
Based on the 2023 public filing. Individual contribution rates vary with pay, eligibility, and participation. Model a contribution increase. - Reported administrative expenses as a share of assets: 0.53%
Based on the 2023 public filing. This plan-level administrative ratio does not replace current fund expense ratios or participant fee disclosures. Estimate the long-term impact of fees.
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