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ABA Retirement Funds Program Overview Why was the ABA Retirement Funds Program created? To truly understand the unique benefits of the ABA Retirement Funds Program, it is crucial to understand why it was created. In 1963, the ABA established the ABA Retirement Funds, a not-for-profit corporation which in turn sponsors the ABA Retirement Funds Program, (the “Program”). The Program was created because the ABA recognized the need to have an affordable retirement solution which was tailored to the needs of law firms regardless of their size. They recognized that a law firm’s retirement needs are different from both the typical small business and large corporations. As a result, the Program was created address these needs and provide the legal community with a unique solution to satisfy a unique challenge.
A Unique Challenge Often law firms are unique in that they have a relatively small numbers of employees, yet a large percentage are highly compensated and therefore have the ability to save more and have a real need for a quality retirement plan. A Unique Solution Recognizing this need in the legal community, the ABA Retirement Funds was established as a not-for-profit organization with a board of volunteer attorneys. Their mission was to create a unique retirement program which could leverage the size of the ABA membership by bringing together nearly 4,000 firms and billions of dollars in assets. This structure allows the Program to offer a fund menu and services typically available to only the largest corporate plans. The Program features:
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