Engineered Controls International 401(k) Plan: Login, Facts & Contact Information
No Form 5500 has been filed for this plan since plan year 2009. The plan may have been terminated, merged into another plan, or moved to a new sponsor. Everything below comes from its last filing on record.
Engineered Controls International 401(k) Login
Retirement plan providers can change. This information is from the plan's 2009 filing.
Engineered Controls International 401(k) Plan Facts (plan year 2009)
Source: Form 5500 for plan year 2009 (Jan 1, 2009 – Dec 31, 2009), filed Jul 30, 2010. Public filing with the U.S. Department of Labor.
Money in and out in plan year 2009
- $1.81 million went into the plan in contributions, $1.11 million of it from the employer (61%).
- $1.33 million was paid out to participants.
- Investment and other income added $3.54 million.
- Administrative expenses were $12,435, about $30 per account.
Engineered Controls International 401(k) Contact Information
Questions about the Engineered Controls International 401(k)
Is the Engineered Controls International 401(k) plan still active?
We can't confirm that. The last Form 5500 on record for this plan covers plan year 2009, and no later filing was found under this employer's EIN.
Does Engineered Controls International contribute to the 401(k)?
Yes. The plan reports an employer contribution arrangement. In plan year 2009 the employer contributed $1.11 million, 61% of all contributions.
Does the Engineered Controls International 401(k) have automatic enrollment?
No. The plan does not report automatic enrollment; employees enroll themselves.
How many people are in the Engineered Controls International 401(k) plan?
449 participants at the start of plan year 2009, 361 of them active employees, and 50 former employees who still had money in the plan.
What is the average 401(k) balance at Engineered Controls International?
About $53,878 per account: $22.3 million in plan assets across 413 accounts with a balance at the end of plan year 2009.
Who manages the Engineered Controls International 401(k) accounts?
Fidelity NetBenefits is the plan's recordkeeper, which is where participants log in to see their balance.