401(k) Monitor

Ohio 401(k) plans with 1,000 to 4,999 participants

7 large 401(k) plans sponsored from Ohio reported 1,000 to 4,999 participants on their latest Form 5500 and have a page here. All of them are listed here, ranked by active participants.

Active participants means people still building up a balance, which is the count Form 5500 reports separately from total participants. Every row links to its own page, where the figures below come with the filing they were read from. The site reads every large filing in the DOL data and publishes a page for a part of it.

The plans

Ranked by active participants, the same order the site publishes plan pages in. Assets are Schedule H total assets at end of plan year, in USD. Cost per participant is plan-paid administrative expense, and a filing that itemized none says so instead of showing a zero.
#PlanCityActiveAssetsCost / participant
1First Brands Group 401(k) PlanFirst Brands Group, LLCCleveland6,024$302.9M$202.39
2Broadstreet 401(k) PlanBroadstreet Partners, Inc.Columbus5,101$513.6M$55.04
3Discount Drug Mart, Inc. 401(k) Profit Sharing PlanDiscount Drug Mart, Inc.Medina4,662$169.4M$35.27
4Netjets Aviation, Inc. 401(k) Retirement PlanNetjets Aviation, Inc.Columbus4,042$2.5B$383.55
5Eaton Personal Investment PlanEaton CorporationCleveland3,435$225.0M$23.00
6Ion Intermediate Holdings, LLC 401(k) PlanIon Intermediate Holdings, LLC C/O Cardinal Health, Inc.Dublin1,014$97.7M$224.39
7The Sherwin-Williams Company Hourly 401(k) PlanThe Sherwin-Williams CompanyCleveland935$58.3M$8.73

Other plan sizes in Ohio

Fees per participant fall as plans get bigger, so the useful comparison is inside a size band rather than across them.

100 to 499 participants (16)500 to 999 participants (4)5,000 or more participants (88)

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