NFL Player Second Career Savings Plan is a defined contribution plan with a profit-sharing component and 401k feature. This plan has a BrightScope Rating of 92, placing it in the top 15% of all plans in its peer group. This plan is also in the top 15% of plans for Account Balances, Company Generosity, Participation Rate, Salary Deferral, and Total Plan Cost. NFL Player Second Career Savings Plan currently has over 8,900 active participants and over $2.0B in plan assets.
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