- CalSavers | Employer Information
When an employer facilitates their employees’ participation in the CalSavers program, they will provide the names, Social Security Number or Individual Tax Identification Number, and contact information of eligible employees to the CalSavers Program
- CalSavers Retirement Savings Program
CalSavers helps California employers offer retirement savings to employees with no fees, minimal responsibilities, and easy registration Register by Dec 31, 2025
- CALSAVERS: What Employers Need to Know
For all others, an employer’s general obligation is limited to registering for CalSavers, creating a payroll list to add employees to CalSavers, and submitting contributions
- Employer Support - CalSavers
In this session, we’ll provide you with a complete overview of the program including why CalSavers was created, a summary of what your employees will experience and detailed explanations of employer responsibilities and deadlines
- A Simple Guide to CalSavers for Household Employers
CalSavers is a Roth IRA (Individual Retirement Account) funded entirely by employees Employers are not allowed to make contributions Your only role is to register, set up the employer account, and remit employee contributions for every pay period
- CalSavers Employer Overview
Participants saving through CalSavers beneficially own and have control over their IRAs, as provided in the Program Disclosure Booklet available at saver calsavers com CalSavers is not sponsored by the employer, and therefore the employer is not responsible for the plan or liable as a plan sponsor
- onetofouremployees - employer. calsavers. com
CalSavers has resources and support available to assist employers during their onboarding process Visit the employer resources and employer support webpages for additional FAQs, documents, templates, webinars, and to request client support or one-on-one assistance
- What Employers Need to Know about California’s New CalSavers Program
Under the new law, all California employers with at least five California employees are required to offer their California employees a retirement savings plan, either from the private market or by registering to participate in the new CalSavers program
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