Defined Benefit plans for high income self-employed individuals, professionals, and small business owners can provide significant current year tax savings. Large, tax-deductible contributions to a personal Defined Benefit (DB) retirement plan can potentially accumulate to as much as $1-3.4 million1 in just 5-10 years.
An individual’s maximum contribution for a Defined Benefit plan is calculated based on age, income and years in the business.
In general, the older the business owner is, the higher the contribution.
1 In addition to the information contained in the example provided, approximations are based on a 5.5% nominal investment growth rate. Number of years of savings equals retirement age minus current age in whole number of years. This assumes no loans or withdrawals are taken throughout the current age to retirement age.
For a Client Age 52 Earning $360,000**

**2026 plan maximum contribution limits for a 52 year-old, including “catch-up” contributions of $4,000 for SIMPLE IRA, $8,000 for 401(k). This information is intended to be educational and is not tailored to the investment needs of any specific investor. Consult an attorney, tax professional, or other advisor regarding your specific situation
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