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Kreischer Miller

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Kreischer Miller summary

Kreischer Miller appears on 35 retirement plans in Form 5500 Schedule C filings through plan year 2024. Those plans hold $14.8B in assets for 213,230 participants. The median client plan holds $72.5M. Most client plans are sponsored in PA, NJ and IN. The largest clients by plan assets are Steelworkers Pension Trust, Arkema Inc. and Smiths Group Services Corporation. Plans reported $1.1M in direct and indirect compensation paid to Kreischer Miller. The median is $19K per plan.

Participants
213,230
Median plan assets
$72.5M
Median plan participants
939
Median fees per plan
$19K
Schedule C direct + indirect

Top 25 client plans by assets

Latest Form 5500 filing per plan through 2024

Top client states

  • PA24 plans
  • NJ3 plans
  • IN2 plans
  • CO1 plan
  • DC1 plan

Frequently asked questions

Who uses Kreischer Miller?
35 retirement plans list Kreischer Miller as a service provider on Schedule C of Form 5500. The largest clients by plan assets include Steelworkers Pension Trust, Arkema Inc., Smiths Group Services Corporation, Solenis, LLC and Epam Systems, Inc. Most client plans are sponsored in PA, NJ and IN.
How many plans does Kreischer Miller serve?
Kreischer Miller serves 35 retirement plans with $14.8B in plan assets and 213,230 participants, based on the latest Form 5500 filings through 2024.
What does Kreischer Miller charge?
Plans reported $1.1M in total Schedule C compensation paid to Kreischer Miller. The median plan paid $19K. Fees vary with plan size and the services each plan buys.

Analytics

Market position · 2024

Plans served35-1 YoYRank #404 of mapped providers
Assets under administration$14.8B0.0%Rank #904 by share of filed assets
Fees received$1MMedian $19,469/planSum across Schedule C direct + indirect
Net wins YoY+716 won - 9 lostPlan-level switch detection

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