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How a 401(k) Can Give Your Business a Competitive Edge

Small businesses typically think about the competitive advantage of their products or services. However, there is another factor that drives your competitiveness – your employees. The quality of your employees can significantly improve your bottom line. That’s why benefits play such a vital role in keeping your business competitive.

In this Paychex Blue Paper, we’ll show you how a 401(k) plan can become a talent magnet for your business.

What You'll Learn

What is a 401(k) plan?
What are the benefits of a 401(k) plan for employers?
What should you look for in a 401(k) provider?

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