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I believe all of us, including the IRS, would be better off if the IRS started by using Sal's solutions and advice.

Forgive me for being skeptical

Just another LLC-IRA/401k-will-make-you-rich-and-solve-all-your-financial-problems-wait-don't-think-about-any-of-the-risks-involved-or-legal-liabilities-of-this-arrangement garbage investment system.

Participant loan...

I never ran across anyone who would go to the trouble and expense (even if minimal) of setting up a plan with no current intention of making contributions or even allowing employee contributions. Why do they need a rollover vehicle? Aren't IRAs good enough? Years ago there was a bankruptcy protection advantage, but hasn't that disappeared since the 2005 bankruptcy law overhaul?

There are several reasons (for me). (In no particular order) 1. Career. I may or may not be at my current company for the next 10 years or more. The CPC designation is a helpful line-item on a resume. 2. Professional. It can't hurt if and when I'm brought in to help woo potential clients. 3. Closure. It's a sense of "finish what I started." 4. Education. At least with the modules, I have a deeper understanding of some of the topics I deal with day-to-day. 5. Initials. The more the merrier!