Capitol News Company 401(k) Plan: Login, Facts & Contact Information
Capitol News Company 401(k) Login
956 former Capitol News Company employees still have money in this plan.
Retirement plan providers can change. This information is from the plan's 2023 filing.
Capitol News Company 401(k) Plan Facts
Source: Form 5500 for plan year 2023 (Jan 1, 2023 – Dec 31, 2023), filed Oct 8, 2024. Public filing with the U.S. Department of Labor.
Money in and out in plan year 2023
- $6.97 million went into the plan in contributions.
- $3.83 million was paid out to participants.
- Investment and other income added $7.65 million.
- Administrative expenses were $368,547, about $109 per account.
How the Capitol News Company 401(k) changed, 2018–2023
| Plan year | Participants | Plan assets | Employer contributions | Benefits paid |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2018 | 2,342 | $51.8 million | $1.18 million | $4.20 million |
| 2019 | 2,342 | $69.5 million | $1.53 million | $3.77 million |
| 2020 | 2,458 | $85.4 million | $1.55 million | $4.30 million |
| 2021 | 2,028 | $108.4 million | $1.76 million | $6.49 million |
| 2022 | 1,970 | $44.5 million | $14,130 | $4.06 million |
| 2023 | 1,375 | $55.1 million | $-28,809 | $3.83 million |
Capitol News Company 401(k) Contact Information
Questions about the Capitol News Company 401(k)
Does Capitol News Company contribute to the 401(k)?
Yes. The plan reports an employer contribution arrangement. In plan year 2023 the employer contributed $-28,809, 0% of all contributions.
Does the Capitol News Company 401(k) have automatic enrollment?
Yes. The plan reports automatic enrollment of eligible employees.
How many people are in the Capitol News Company 401(k) plan?
1,375 participants at the start of plan year 2023, 2,569 of them active employees, and 956 former employees who still had money in the plan.
What is the average 401(k) balance at Capitol News Company?
About $16,331 per account: $55.1 million in plan assets across 3,371 accounts with a balance at the end of plan year 2023.
Who manages the Capitol News Company 401(k) accounts?
Vanguard (listed on the filing as THE VANGUARD GROUP, INC.) is the plan's recordkeeper, which is where participants log in to see their balance.
I no longer work at Capitol News Company. How do I access my 401(k)?
Your account stays with Vanguard after you leave, so you can log in with the same credentials. If your balance was small, the plan may have rolled it into an IRA in your name. If you can't find it, Beagle can locate it for you.