A.W. Brown Fellowship Charter School Gainsharing Plan is a defined contribution plan. This plan has a BrightScope Rating of 36. A.W. Brown Fellowship Charter School Gainsharing Plan currently has over 200 active participants and over $943.3K in plan assets.
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For the average 401k participant, the 54 point difference between this plan's BrightScope Rating (36) and the top rated plan (90) could equate to:
26
Additional years of work
367,729
Lost Savings
*The delay in retirement calculations apply solely to this defined contribution plan and do not take into account other retirement plans and programs offered by this employer. How is this calculated?
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