An Employee Savings Plan allows employees to save a percentage of their eligible pay, up to legal limits, toward their retirement medical expenses or other goals. Your organization can elect to contribute on a before-tax basis, an after-tax basis, or a combination.
Examples of savings accounts include 401(k), 403(b), and Health Savings Account (HAS) plans.
Information specific to Savings Plans
When you set the Benefit Type to Savings Plan, the Specify Plan Details section displays a number of fields specific to this type of plan.
- Country/Region: Currently, the only option is United States. Select this option to display the following fields.
- Plan type: The type of savings plan. Choices include Health Savings Account (HSA), Flexible Spending Account (FSA), or Dependent Care Reimbursement Account (DCRA).
- Catchup Option is a type of investment that allows people of a certain age to make additional contribution based on legally mandated IRS limits.
- Beneficiary Relevant: Select this option if this plan is relevant for a beneficiary. When you choose Yes, the employee is allowed to choose a Primary Beneficiary and Contingent Beneficiary.
- Coverage Tier: You can configure multiple coverage tiers. When an employee’s coverage tier changes due to a life event such as marriage, contributions are automatically prorated.
- Annual Minimum Contribution Amount
- Annual Maximum Contribution Amount
- Enable Employer Contribution
- Employer Contribution: This is used to calculate the entitlement amount for an employer contribution based on when the employee joins the HSA, and calculates the employee annual contribution maximum based on the overall annual plan limit set by the admin. You can configure lump sum or periodic lump sums.
- Employer Contribution Pay Component
- Annual Maximum Contribution Pay Component
- Employee Annual Limit Pay Component
- Deduction Details:
- Base Salary Pay Component
- Pay Frequency
- Deduction Pay Component