While most farmers and ranchers say they are never planning to retire, establishing a one-participant 401(k) account can create a valuable tool for savings, as well as a potential loan option according to the University of Nebraska-Lincoln (UNL).
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One-participant 401(k) offers savings, loan options to farmers and ranchers
One-participant 401(k) offers savings, loan options to farmers and ranchers
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