Guest Luci Posted June 8, 1999 Posted June 8, 1999 The definition of "matching contribution" in 401(m) states that "a matching contribution is an employer contribution made to a defined contribution plan...." Does that include a money purchase pension plan? I know the 401(k) piece may not be included in the money purchase pension plan.
Dowist Posted June 9, 1999 Posted June 9, 1999 That is my understanding. The matching contributions part (and after-tax contributions) of a plan is disaggregated for coverage and discrimination testing, so it doesn't really matter which plan it goes to.
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