EMPLOYEE BENEFITS SERVICES

Traditional 401(k) Plan

Regular Deferral - Employee contributions are withheld from their paychecks pre-tax. They pay taxes on their accounts only when they take distributions.

Roth Deferral - Employee contributions are withheld from their paychecks post-tax. Employees are not taxed on distributions they take from their accounts.

• Employee contributions are immediately 100% vested

• Employees can have both regular (pre-tax) and Roth (post-tax) deductions

• The combined deferrals cannot total more than $15,500 for 2008

Traditional 401(k) Plan with Matching Contribution

You have the option to match your employees' contributions to their Sure401k plan. Matching works in one of two ways:

• Discretionary Company Match - There is no maximum limit and you can tier your matched contributions. As an employer, you can choose not to make a discretionary contribution at any time.
  

  Sample Tiered Matching Contribution
  Employee Contribution	4%
  Employer Contribution Tier 1	100% of 2%
  Employer Contribution Tier 2	50% of 2%

• Match a percent of Your Employee's Payroll Deferral - You choose a maximum limit that is either a fixed dollar amount for the year or a percent of the employee's annual salary.

With either Matching Contribution option, the contribution must be calculated each pay period, but you won't have to fund the plan until the last day of the following year. For example, 2007 matching contributions must be funded by December 31, 2008.

Traditional 401(k) Plan with Profit Sharing

The Profit Sharing Option allows you to contribute to an employee's plan even if they are not actively contributing.

Because these are complex calculations, Black Box401k will prepare estimated calculations for each type of schedule upon your request.

Traditional 401(k) Plan with Safe Harbor Feature

The Safe Harbor Option is excellent for companies who would otherwise have trouble passing non-discrimination testing, because they have very highly compensated employees (HCE) and non-highly compensated employees (NHCE).

Without a Safe Harbor, HCEs run the risk of having taxable income returned to them at the end of the year, even if they have already filed their tax returns. Safe Harbor contributions satisfy discrimination testing, as long as the following rules are followed:

1. As an employer, you must provide employees with written notice of the Safe Harbor rules each year.

2. As an employer, you must make a mandatory contribution each year, in one of the following ways:

Safe Harbor Match

Safe Harbor Non-Elective: A contribution of 3% of each eligible employee's compensation, regardless of whether the employee contributes.

All Safe Harbor contributions are immediately 100% vested.

Black Box Solo(k) Plan

Are you an owner-only business? If you and/or your spouse are the only employees in your business, you may have thought a 401(k) plan was out of reach. Not so with Black Box401k's Solo(k) Plan.

You'll enjoy all the same advantages of a traditional 401(k) plan, including pre-tax contributions, a wide range of investment options and higher annual contribution limits than with a SIMPLE IRA plan. Through Black Box401k, a Solo(k) plan is a surprisingly affordable way to begin saving for your retirement.

Vesting

Vesting schedules, the process by which an employee earns the right to keep employer contributions in their accounts, apply only to employer Profit Sharing and non-Safe Harbor match contributions. Employees are always immediately 100% vested in Traditional 401(k), Roth 401(k) Deferrals and Safe Harbor contributions.

As an employer, you may choose to apply one of the following vesting schedules during plan establishment: