401(k) Monitor

Vermont 401(k) plans

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Large 401(k) plans headquartered in Vermont are in 401(k) Monitor’s published set, holding $6.5B in total, led on headcount by The University Of Vermont Medical Center 403(b) Plan with 13,241 active participants. Computed from DOL Form 5500 filings, plan years 2024–2025.

State means the sponsor’s address on the filing, not where employees work. The figures above read all 142 of the form-year-2024 DOL EFAST2 filings from Vermont, so they are every plan of that size filed from the state; 2 of them have a page of their own here. A plan with fewer than 100 participants files a shorter form and is not in this data at all.

2 of the biggest 401(k) plans headquartered in Vermont

The plans this site submits to search engines come first, then the rest of the ones with a page; each group is ranked by active participants, the people still building up a balance. plan years 2024–2025, DOL EFAST2 bulk data. Assets in USD. Every row links to its full fact page.
#PlanCityActive participantsAssets
1The University Of Vermont Medical Center 403(b) PlanBurlington13,241$2.2B
2403(b) Thrift Plan For Employees Of Champlain Valley Office Of Economic Opportunity, Inc.Burlington200$10.6M

Every Vermont plan page, by size

The table above is the top of the list. These 2 pages hold the 2 published plan pages from Vermont, out of 142 filings of that kind in the data, split by how many people are in them, each ranked by active participants.

401(k) fees in Vermont vs the national median

Plan-paid administrative cost per participant, plan years 2024–2025 Form 5500 filings. Computed over every large plan filed from Vermont, whether or not it has a page here. The medians read only the ones whose filing reports a plan-paid cost.
Vermont medianAcross the 139 Vermont plans in our set with usable fee data.$163.25 per participant
National medianAcross 54,782 published plans with usable fee data.$122.17 per participant
Difference$41.08 above the national median

Plan-paid means fees the plan itself reports on Schedule H; many employers pay providers directly, which a filing reports as $0. How to judge your own plan: are your 401(k) fees high?

Cite: 401(k) Monitor, “Vermont 401(k) plans: largest plans and fees”, computed from DOL EFAST2 Form 5500 bulk data, plan years 2024–2025, published set of 57,824 plans, data as of July 28, 2026.