In case ETA's answer isn't clear
1st match is safe harbor - not discretionary
2nd match is a fixed formula in the document - also not discretionary
3rd match is discretionary, can not be more than 4% of pay and can not match deferrals in excess of 6% of pay.
No, only the last part is discretionary; which is why the overall amount is limited to 4%. After you provide the basic match of 100% on 3 and 50% on next 2, you may provide a fixed match to meet the ACP safe harbor. This fixed amount is not limited (e.g. to 4%) as there is no discretion on whether or not it is made. The 3rd match (the one that is limited to 4%) would be discretionary.
Good Luck!
Kosher or not, we advise not to hold life insurance in a qualified plan. Those who have experience in doing so may comment on the compliance issues, but starting out with so much insurance is a separate concern.
Don't forget if Ted Cruz gets elected there won't be anymore IRS That's gotta be one of the most cockeyed things I ever heard. I'm sure his secret plan is really to move all of the functions to the newly established Service for Internal Revenue.